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The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-01-27

City yCourt-Criminal Side-Judge Bishop.
 In the city court yesterday morning before Judge Bishop Mary Lane, col ored, charged with the theft of an sS7 diamond pin from Henry Salzman, a saloonkeeper on Congress avenue. was discharged
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-01-27
ROCkledqe, CeIlOf tlGIRQial River.

Rockledge
  makem  ooresponaence socld send TOT circular H. F. SHARES
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-02-17
sa.c 0onntn.

Nfabi10n Eie @5s6rtiScr aampf
baben Die Maidbintrie ilrer g9erg
mi9le nn1 gBebIteg Stir, Sd, geiGifi,
tpp re eiaen 80rratb ppn Rc5nlatRriGt
cerarbeiten lpernen. 0ic &erle9ung iIt
Nur tempUrdr. Die sSnjurienfiase OOn
sSos. SleEbenfelb eegen Rebdttcur Gllen
pon Der ,Erosfings Greb" lpiro ipabrs
f1einlih in oieiem gerihtstrrmin sum
gerhanoluRs fciumeH. Ter iS0nos Snr
gerib0nerung Der Qnlaaen I'm bas
gGrmalIhulse6duae bat beiuabe Die
Sunme upn $500 erreidt. - gIlte 9ilt,
iieSier iogen, bnb giib. DofOta felt Den
lebten 30 eeSGbren teinen fold miioeH
@inter erlebt babe ipie ben segentpdrti
gen. MebreregGrInbnnsen 9artoffeIH
iuuroen BON bier nld ben 6Ftiibsn M6rt
ten 9ei6idt. = See. &etDaris Rnb Sri.
glnra 8lein l6ften einen 6eiraibsIdeiu.
8m. 2guns, q Weilen 6filid ipobns
bnit, iuiro' am /. Wdr5 gerfteiseruns
.a5haiten. ~. R.S.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-02-17
Wit@ea.
0oniipn Gpuntn.

sSreo gsiSmnnn bot bas @ebdlSe iiib.
litb ae6en Der @rifen Rational 8nnf se.
fault.
5rau q. S. Grimm uub &inber bon
@arflton baben @obnuns in bieiiser
Gtnot eenuHaien, nm 2ebteren before
Sbnl9elegenbeit ansebeihen Su iaiIen.
slm M0ntns iparbe rs Gents per
8uIbel fir @eisen bier besablt.
SRI. Minnie @pn @ihen. eine gsdrs
term i'm CANTON 5rrenbuIpital. fan,
MOntns bier an, um Sri. GoiIep Camp
bel Rasb eenannter 1nltalt III nebmen.
Sr. @m. Sod liBt einen 60sSnB lnns
gen Gnbau an iein @ebdnoe. gde Maia=
uno l. StrnBe, nnbnnen.
eSobn 6ergen nno SRI. Gario glifins
ion. beibe pDn Mt. @ernpn, iieBen fif
9ienfing in Der bieiiaen fath. spirds
bnrh &eC. 5. Spsnn trauen.
Mat. 8ernon. gsihrenb bes ssyob,
res 1897 bat Die bieIige greamerr
4.O48.85S gfuno WliId) einsenpmmen
un0 172,734 gIunb 8ntter aemnd)t,
Sen Mil@lieieranten iuHroen s21, l4S..
10 ousbeSnblt ano mad absng ale:
nnF0Iten fiel fir bic glftieninlabey nod
cine Disibenne pDu 10 8rrsent ab
8ieie @reamerp iit cine Der rriOlsreib.
iten i'm Gtaate.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-02-17
sou alas GounttI.
9lrm oMr.

2ie Gisernte ipuroe leBte 249dlt be:
euoet; e iuaroc Elm 9roBgr 8orrotD
eiraeiegt. ..sz.
Ter 5armer g8m. S1utes fiel toot
iiisoer, n3breno er oorleBten Sonntcg
pon DIR 5ta0t beimgyfebrt, Die 4ferbe
oasipannte. @r mar eilua 80 z{abre alt
g. 8 Rpbsrts rparne pons &rdFbeni
1eainisp sum &pitmeiiter DON Grmpur
ernannt.
Sermonn 9nispei, gsas. Qfl;ipn, 6.
s.. 3iegttr, Safe ssaaeRoa uno Sns. q.
geilIDn haben lebte @pbe Die Relie nod
aiasga ansetreten, nm @ol0 gu iuChsn.
8iete, ipelhe GDugIas gUnntD NAB.
rcnS 0es irOdenei Sabres psIIisBen.
fe1reR iUieber snrid. go and. luie Der
,61rriion @iube" berihtet, sSpht 80.
bsloatr, iueI6er nad ARinreiota iiberae.
iieoeit mar. s..
SIN Correspondent aus gbotean
Greet, Charles Dtig gpunig. berittet
an ben .Gnitnlia Regpblicau. baB Dem
ghepaar 8ernnsat ein MG6hen gebOrelI
luuroe nit nur etnsm 9lrm, Der lHbere
lei ar ben 36rper herart nnseipad1ieR,
oaB Bic 5ano nuf Der seseulber Iisgens
ben 5dnlter rlhf.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-02-17
SIC tteberrafau,.a a fiar slIle.

Soerr Sames SOnes, oUn Der GpOtbes
ferfrma eSones & spbn, gOmoen, Su.,
iagte i'm Sc prl1 itber 9r. Sings aep
DiscOuerD. pnB tebteR 8inter ieiue
s5rnu Die Grippe befam unb ihr 6aa 10
i1wer puroe, blB Die ger;te non
gomopn unb Gnna nibts fir lie tbun
fonnten. Gs ldien iid galinpirenoe
Shninoiudt einsultelIen. 9a er Or.
Sings Stem 9iscOperp I'M Saben bate
unb piel Daoon oerfnufte. uobni er cine
5lnide beim un0 Sur lleberraid)uns Illrr
ipurbe Der 3uItanb Der &ranfen ibon
bei erfter 8Oiis beiisr uno e,n bal6es
9useno Dollar 6lnidsn furirte iie pOas
itdnois. 8r. Sings Stem 0isconerp ses
gen Sdpinbiubt, Snften unb @rtdl-
tun8 ift 9arantirt, oieie CUTE 8irtuns
III tbun. Seriuden gie oieielbe. Ser.
iuhsfni6en frei in Der SentI9en Qpu=
ib:fe BON @teenfen& & g ohn.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-02-17
SsanSon Sonats.
gtleranbria.

Die Cooper g6nle in 8orthen fparhe
iuegeR 4usbru1s beg 56arla1iiebers
iii jeuer Gegeno gel6loiier.
syobn Mcgsnarters Bat bic 9pbion
6arnt. cine Reile n0rblid seleseH, fur
81, ,0e0 9efauft.
br. Bbit. 9erheirner unO GOfter
geellie, nabe Speneer, Iiab Nad ST.
9tf,niUn, gBis., III Beiud1 eereiit.
Sn Der uDrlesten sreitag g1aht Stui=
iden / uno 2 ubr fanb Marihnl Beits
Die Sbire BON @ieRer's 2aoen Difen
nnb snei ginbreber i'm 8ebduoe. Bis
er ieinen Shiebpriigef lno Silfe sehDlt
bate, tparen Die 3iebe entiloben. Ganz
itae Nbsnb tpnroen he aber i'm gorlisle
Ghnlbaus IeftgenpmnieH uno uah Der
Stabt suriid9ebrndt. Spdter fano
man etIibe Gictrihe, NIT Del6en 8ie=
ner's uno faft ieoes @eiddftslpfal in
Der GtaOt aufgei9loIieH iueroen tOnn.
ten. Ste @efansenen DnrOen u0r.
5rieoensriater CARPENTER sebrabt, mel
der lie Dem &reisgerid1t iibertpies. lin.
ter @rmangelrng Der 8ir9Ihaft muBten
iie ins GrantpSeFdn9niB fpanoern.
ate1anorIn, IA. 5eb. 1898.
Der 6ebruar germit oes Sreis9e=
riots rptrb bier morgen beginner. Sc
| fteben nur ipenig Sale anf bem &alcns
| Der uno Die situns miro nar cine fur5e
Iiein.
8. 0obipn bat Die @mpfs6fung
Ser bieI;gsn 8iirseridait fir bic hieIise
| GoItmeiitertelIe nno luiro luabri1eiRli9
ldnl oas 2lmt erbalten.
Die @reanern gOmpanp bat ibr Giss
haus rpQen0et uno es NIT Sis an9e.
| faIt. Glide gtbrahmitationen iperoen
an uerI1ieoensu RldBen iit gpuntp eiit,
Igerichtet luerSen liao bas 8apitat aer
Company Uiro auf $4,000 er96li
| iperoen.
Die T1rnler ppr 6anIon g0antD iper:
Inen in oen leBten 5agen hie5es Mpnnts
| ibre brittle jdhrli1e gerIammlun9 ali.
balten. 6. g8. Campbell BON 5mafo
uno 8rofeiIUren bon Ser qder5nnIdule
in 8rpofings tueroen 8eoen halten. Git
5isuHgen Deroen i'm goursbauS itatt.
! iinben.
| 5r. g8nt. 8otb non 5prins 2afl
GOlpnihis ftnrb am lesten 5omitn9 aoni
plbglid am 9uRgenieber. 9nS 8e.
or1bnis fan0 Mittpod itatt. Der Ser.
| itDrbeae mar Elm Wlit9lieb Der 8erei
uig:sn lIrbeiter 2ose or. .. Il. B.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-02-17
snrner Guuntu.
asnrfer. 1a. Geb. ,aa.

Ser leste 5nQ in bieiem germin oes3
&rsisgeri1ts tit Der @beIdeioungs. Gros
SeB ppn Srau Souts 9e9en ibren Sat,
Ten 8. q. Sonts, ben friiberen @igens
thinner Der gitisens 8anf. 8n 1ie sn
ben 9rOlninenten seb6yen, erre9t Der
8rO5eB uiel eSntereiie.
SEQ. @Offlelb befnnnte ii6 bes @r0B
oiebitnbls I9ulOis unb tpuroe su 6 Ro
naten 8udt1nnsItroTe pfrnrtbeilt. Snrs
rn gtnrf unb srant 8aUis rpnrSen oes
8roboiebitabIs IdulOi9 bsfunpen. unh
spnroe @riterer ju orei nnb aeBterer 5u
Sluei Snbren 3udtBnus uerurtbeilt.
9apis. gselI6tOrn fomn,t ime
mer nod rei1lih Su Martte. tlniere
;Sarmer faufen nIIes mas ben Ramen
&inboieb fiibrt nno snblen 70 bod tuie
s6 far Elm Sluei 8uben altes &al6.
llniere Ghnlen iuurben iue8en 0em8urs
herriben Der RaIern geibtOiIen.
8feroe iino bier eben in befierer 3aa.
.fra9e als felt etliden SnFren.
gbnncellOr '..
8as fteinfte aino bes Srn. a.
munObenfe lit iebr idlimm ertrantt
9ie @befrau oes 5r. 8oRrmann be-
.finbet iih nnf Dem gBege Der geiierung
Die Rniern herrlden nod 5ienllid
itarf unter ben Sinoern.
gs bietet iia 6ier jeBt fir eiuen
itrebiamen g4nlieO cine ieAr 9uniti9e
Belegen6eit, nit menig &apital cine
S9mieoeiperfifatt 81 griinoen. lRier
leBiaer Gdmien beSiebt oieIes Sril.r
iabr cine 6arm nno oa bier in einiger
Gntfernuug fein anSerer porbanben, 10
tuiirbe Elm aeIdidter MaHR bier ioDHens
De 8elbdfti9ung finbeit.
llnIer 5tdotben lieat an Der 6. 0t
& ct. &. 8ahn, etipa III Der Wiite pDn
Barter uno 9ennoI. Gas aallb iIt bier
iebr 9ut unb man iieGt inf0tgeoeiia, ielr
grpBe nnb ih6ne sSarmen in ansgcSeidl=
netem Gtnu6. Iie Iniieoier iino fait
lauter 3euticbe uno gr6Btentbeils lpoht.
ba6eno. Sdreiber bieies fam onr oier
Sabren BON Soma na6 bier, Dem 10
ie6r uerrufenen 3nfoia. 9iber ip,e aanS
nnoers bat er es ln9etrOffen; 6enn Der
bieiige 5armer (8dtbterl ftebt bier Be
beuteno beiier luie iein gauernbru6er
i'm Often, Der fiir eiHen iebt fnit liner.
I9tpin9lihen greis cine snrm pnhtel
mu6; bier oagegen aiebt man bon Der
grnte. gs iou nber nit 5bisen niht
eein9t Iein. baB es DitipGrts nidat gut if
8 nein, oenn bas @egentbeil ireroen
uns Die bort luobnenben |. g. Giden
OOer 2anbbarOne, Die fir einen enDr-
men 8reis ibr sanb oerpddltea, gern
6eSeusen, nnb ibre llntergebenen
| itimmen 9r0Btentbeiis oasieIbe 2oblie0
on
8eiieI Slender un6 Getle 2irfisn
idbloiien am lebten Sreitog ben .Suno
| fiirs 9e6en, ebenfalIs 8. &oppin9a unb
Spifnoie Bpppens.
sSn Der 9tn6t bonn SDnntag nuf Wton.
| tag baben 2nnsfinser ben gteontors uOn
50fmeifter & Meper Rno 9. sc. 2oDmer
einen freiiuilisen 8eiud, abseitnttet.
Sr. 9oomers perFnnfte feline 2umber
Dnrb on Sr. 8raOibafD & gompnnp
Ger.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-02-17
senborn 6o,tnsB.
garpnipaet. 12. Retr. IS

Srpnlpf ct, Y, Jebr. IS.
Gns miioe 8interiuet.cr lit ELI grp'
Ber 8ortGeil fiir Die 6armer uRo 8Ieb:
Sldter. Die Gieiige Creamery beabiid'
tiat cine Ibrabn Station 8 Mteiltr
iueftich. uobe ganlpbell's nrteiiiben,
8runnen einsuridten. - Gas 8ieA er.
nahrt ii6 auf Der rifsnen 3rairie pnt
iit babel in gnten 5tanh. - lluitr: Sc.
beimlncipen iiuo INNER nod i'm gauge
-8ieIe WilhElbe tueroeu III oieie sc:
geno eingei1itt unr fiaoen grten 2tb
iab gu ho9eR 9reiieN.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-02-17
aeiae q e6peiue. 8 bOlera sassr.

s.. s. 9arfer eerfnuTt cine Mirtur,
Die als 8urbeusnness unO SOeilmittel
aegen Sdiueinesg gbolern garnntirt iIt.
@enn erfOl9lus, iuirb bas @eIo surid=
erfsattes.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-02-17
os nit elmer r slbmaBs e gde f 60ben Grs lb

in einsm iioffett
Sabre. als Sas nit
elmer gefu6hnlidlell
in ieOer 1iefe. IN.
sleid, seIdete. 90 I
trufens s8ettsr IN |
befiiss minbe fin !
Der GOo fir @aat an
Der 5bsrHdsbs lie
mag feiusll. absr lie
tuiyb abIterben.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-02-17

Bringt bic i6abhnfteu 5rbube bent
fleiHea grperten 8. glnbreeii, er beilt
bic ldlimuiIten @sbre1en an Qeoeriuerf.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-02-17
Nntd,itsiott Ssountp.
s. @arIhpn

Shlimeen Sublte an einem Ease
iiber $1,000 fir gdrueine alis.
gdmieoeneiiter SUbn gOebel 5iegt
na1 3or0. 8atota.
9efer & 8egen haben $50 einiihris
&c adlbes hergeibidt anO an bic 6nrz
mer DertanTt.
sSebn Rartin pDR Scotlnno luir0
bier zine g6miebelperfitatt er5ffnerl.
Infer G6ulratb bat $500 Bombs abs
besnblt.
@m. Signtnnb bni iein 8pbnbnus
an s. Blehmnn nertnuft.
ggitttpe SarOline Ginfbeil bnt ii1 NIT
8nniet Msttfer. eiuem @eihdftsmann
BON @urefn nerbeiratbet. 8afUr gett
bon fer lutb. 8irde pOllsOg Die Erau
ufs.
Sie @tbon greamern gpmpanp bat
brei @isbiuIer aebnut unD fie nit gis
anaeTiillt.
Sr. 6. Gumbplb bon @tbnn iDur6e
oorieBte @O9e Durb bag 8nr6brenneH
ieines @eipannes Derart perlebt, DaB er
einige 8eit arbeitsunfdbig mar.
8ie ,,gtnrr Operative Sfimmins
StatiDn" (glbrabmitatiun) in 5tnrr
Suiunibip tpuroe lnit eiren 4npital BON
$1,000 uno Srn. gonrno G6nrs als
8rdiiOent unO gaspar Sersen ats Sc
fretlr incorporirt.
Die fatb. Stride in Trip idreitet
.ibrcr GOllenbun9 eutse9en.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-02-17
SsidDaro z d)slliOt,
giaEaifar,er Der d.
GiienlpaarcnbaHOltsug
Eco. g. 2af.

9lle ICuii6en non Sea nub ilmaeaen6
itnO freunSlihf eria6t. iBrtn a;soarf aiI
gtienpdarer ltno allen ioIchen 9lriiteln, Die
iii NileHpaarenldoen geBaItsn iperocn. bsi
Iins sii neGsH. l.
gselin s,bY lreiif aHo 9Goaren pereIeitif,
Uerbet ,Sbr fnben. DaB Chr bier ebenio per=
tbeilbdit eI1ilaliifIl sf6nni, ME uHr ireenDipc.
anoefs.
SpEetbs pOr i.nb iiberieRst 9ltd ~
r ....... g. .%.s II. g d. mi t
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-02-17
si,.e 9sreb 9ria foiteniret.
llnteriudDt 0ieIts anO
iteberleQt Gmdl Die gaCle.


pna gaions beabt 9ubnhG atadiae
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-02-17


eruroert es sin unb Elm batbes 9nibe @n per gcre nit
Der geB 5r Wro bas bette GrsebRis nit einem 8uihe
5amen erSieit gsenn Sic cine orm gtn6hner grDs
N io mir meroen gu sic 9rin tieiern Die grparnB
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1898-08-26
INTRODUCTORY.

On tomorrow Mr.. Edward A. Hunt be-
comes one of the CHRONICLE staff, taking
ths place of Mr.. Roy N. Berry, resigned.
Mr.. Hunt will have charge of the local
news department, and we bespeak for
him kindly welcome from the friends of
this paper, whose cooperation will make
our local news columns even more ade-
quate than in the past.
Mr.. Hunt is an experienced newspaper
man, and prior TO his enlistment in the
army was engaged on the Daily State Ga
sette of Trenton, Nj Owing to wounds
received at San Juan Hill he will, with
out question. receive in short time an
honorable discharge from the military
service of the country.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1898-08-26
MAKING A scAPEGoAT.

There is widespread suspicion that
Shafter is being made scapegoat for the
sins of others. This could not be the fact
and could not go on with impunity had
not an inefficient Secretary of War set
the pace for every other official, military
or medical, who by some means became
appointed to responsibilities immeasura-
bly, beyond his conception or his cali
bre. Certainly Sbafter did not create
this legion of incapables, and the people
intelligently resent the effort to unload
their fragrant incompetencies on him.
The real difficulties have been due to the
appointment to exacting and skillful du-
ties of certain fayorites, back numbers,
sons of fathers, influential friends. poll
ticians, and other fgureheads without
the remotest ability for the tremendous
work and no apprehension of the needs of
an army in war.
Shafter still survives as the victor Of
Santiago; and though he is pretty well
covered over with the sins and follies of
many another there is enough left Of the
man who without feathers or tactics took
Toral's Spanish beauties enough Of him
visible to distinguish Shafter with his
mouth shut from good many officials
with theirs open.
Apparently some of the uniformed po-
O. 4 - I'll r.
ed when Skaters army marched victori-
ously into Santiago and sat down on the
war
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1898-08-26

The Trenton True-Americdn Gold
Democracy quotes in its editorial columns
the following from the Baltimore Sun,
also an influential sound money paper:
1--WE have brought brilliant war TO a
triumphant conclusion, and now we are
in mood for peace and stable progress
peace at home as well as abroad. We
want things settled, not unsettled We
shall have problems enough in managing
our new territories; we want to feel the
ground solid under our feet right here.
If any party were to make an aggressive
fight for silver this fall it would be
buried completely out of sight. Accord
ingly, the time is specially opportune for
closing up the long story of currency un-
certainty.''
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1898-08-26

THE U'aionist- Gazette of Somerville
comments ON improved roads as follows:
ssThe building of stone roads has re-
suited the same in Somerset as in other
counties. When first talked of there was
opposition everywhere, but now there
are applications pending that cannot be
acted upon for long time ahead. Peo-
pie are as impatient now to get the roads
built as they were before when the sub
ject was even preached. There is no
better way to encourage the building of
stone roads than to have few miles
constructed as an illustration of their
advantages over the dirt roads so long
used by the farmers. Under the system
now in vogue in New Jersey the expense
to the property owners is SO small for the
benefits derived that there is seldom any
objection to the roads. The system of
stone roads in this State is proving a
most beneficial one, and will add greatly
to its wealth and beauty. Only those of
ample means wanted them at first, but
now the farmer sees their advantage both
as an actual saving in carting his prod
uce to market and as drawing card to
wealthy investors in suburban property. .
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1898-08-26

COMMENTING on the municipal mud
die il Dover. the Patterson Press says:
1.-THE unpleasant state Of affair in Dover,
which has been experienced by other
towns in less sweeping way during re-
cert Years. serves to attract attention to
the change of attitude held by the State
courts in the matter ofspecial legislation.
1t used to be the policy of the Supreme
Court and the Court of Errors to SO con-
strue the constitutional doubts in any
case under dispute as to give effect to
the legislative will wherever possible.
Within the last year or two, although the
courts might not be willing to admit it,
there has been apparently leaning the
the other way. and the effort now is, SO
far as principles laid down in former
decisions will permit, to restrict the Leg
islature's tendency to pass special laws.
This has been shown in numerous recent
decisions affecting those laws which have
been limited in their application by the
Legislature to cities of certain classes.
There is a growing apprehension that
many laws now on the statute books rel
alive to municipalities may not stand the
stricter tests now being applied by the
courts
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1898-08-26
THE MEN BEHIND THE euNs.o

A seaside correspondent of the CHRoN-
1cLE writes, after witnessing the naval
parade on Saturday
81 must say felt sense of awe while
looking at these cruisers and battleships
(some of which we certainly expected to
lose) sailing by us almost unscathed,
with the loss of only two men. This is
certainly wonderful war that we have
had. Chaplain Jones said this morning
at our Sea Girt church that he used to be
told to count two before getting angry.
He thought one of the fruits of the war
would be that the nations would count
the stars in our flag before they under
took quarrel with us.
1--WE enjoyed his story of the Texas
almost as much as when we first heard
it, and the soldier boys were intensely
interested. We gave him three cheers at
the close, not even waiting for the bene-
diction. He returned from Cuba on the
same ship with Cervera. The Admiral
said to him that the dayso gallant fight
ing were over, that everything now de-
pended upon who had the strongest
machines. You had the strongest, he
added. thought the Chaplain answered
him SO well. He said: Yes; ours were
trained in our public schools and could
read and write, for our machines were
the men behind the guns.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1898-08-26
UNDETERMINED.

THE fact was apparent at the meeting
of sthe Republican State Committee in
Trenton, on Tuesday. that the sentiment
throughout the State as to the most avail
able candidate to head the ticket was
not by any means determined upon as
yet. The Mail and Express probably
sums up the situation as it is to-day in
the following comment: There is I'M
ldoubtedly great deal of opposition to
Governor VOORHEES, and it seems to be
crystalizing around Congressman Pitney.
Franklin Murphy was frequently men,
toned, but did not develop much
strength. Judge Forts name was like
wise spoken of, but one of his close
friends said he was not really in the field,
except as his candidacy might benefit
Essex County. If the gathering to-day
is any criterion of sentiment throughout
the State, the contest for the Republican
nomination for Governor will be between
voorhees, and Pitney, with VOORHEES,
slightly ahead at present.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1898-08-26
IN DISTRICT AND COUNTY.

Hon. Johnston Cornish will. unless all
signs fail, receive the nomination for
Congress in the Fourth District. True,
he has ex-senator Drake of Chester, ex-
Prosecutor Salmon of Boonton and
Samuel N. Brandt of Madison openly
canvassing for the delegates, but the
gentleman from Washington is an adept
campaigner, and then Senator Jim Smith
is a Cornish man too, and that counts
heavily among the Democrats, especially
this year. Messrs. Smith and Cornish
have selected Freebooter Hoagland of
Rockaway for the Senatorial nomination,
ex-Freeholder Porter as their nominee
for the County Clerkship, and while they
would like to run Mayor Quayle as a
candidate for the Assembly, with either
Mr.. Salmon or Mr.. Brandt as running
mate, our worthy Mayor very naturally
objects TO officiating as pacemaker for
the rest of the county ticket.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1898-08-26

A SUMMARY of the appropriations has
just been completed for the second ses-
sion of the Fifty fifth Congress, showing
a grand total of $500, 231 ,615, divided as
follows: Agricultural, So sos, 209; army,
$23, 1913, 1892; diplomatic, 81, 752. 1908; Dis
trict of Columbia, e, APO, $50; fortifca-
tions, SO, BIT .494; Indian, 81 ,673 1854; leg
isIative, $21, 1925, 1885, Military Academy,
$45s, $50; naval. $56 ,09s, 1888; pensions,
$141 1885, $3.50; post Office, sos, 1922, 300;
sundry civil, $4s. 49O.212: deficiencies,
including various war appropriations for
fiscal year 1898 and continuing to De-
cember 81 next, $349, 772 ,3S9; miscei-
laneous appropriations, $6,560,311; per-
manent appropriations, $117, 1886, 220.
Grand total of appropriations. 1896, 231,-
615. A comparison of the total appro-
priations for 1898, excluding the war
appropriations, with the total appropria-
tons for 1899, shows an increase for
1899 of s., 6S6, 6O8.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1898-08-26
SENATOR SMITHS FODDER

Commenting on the coming contest for
the Senatorship, the Bergen County
Democrat remarks:
"What is the matter with indorsing
Grover Cleveland for United States
Senator, when the Democratic conven-
ton meets at Trenton next month Z"
Whereupon the Dover .Tnder, which is
among the most pronounced of the free
silver papers in New Jersey. frantically
exclaims
Eve should say not. He has had
enough honors heaped upon him by the
Democratic party. The proper man to
endorse and also to elect is the Hon. James
Smith of Newark, who helped his party
in this State by contribution two years
ago when such men as Grover gave it
the marble heart. We believe that the
men who stand by the party, fodder or
no fodder, are the ones to be remembered
when pie is given out"
Fodder is good at least it is under
stood that Elias Christopher Drake and
other silver statesmen agree with the
index on this question. Just why the
Inder need go back to the willy Senator's
donation two years ago we don't un-
derstand, as it is generally supposed the
amount he sent into Morris county last
spring to help the Democrats exceeded in
amount the former subscription. At any
rate, a goodly number of theMorris DEM
ocracy have been well supplied with
s'fodder" ever since.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1898-08-26

The order in which the warships pass
ed along the ten miles of reviewing mass
es that thronged two shores and crowded
the river in all manner of craft, was as
follows: The New York, Iowa, Indiana,
Brooklyn, Massachusetts, Oregon, Texas.
At distance it was easy to point out the
favorites by the fleets of smaller vessels
that admiringly swarmed about them all
the way, suggesting mingled humor and
warm appreciation for the pertinacious
doggedness with which the little boats
strove to keep pace with the monster war
engines. The Brooklyn. Iowa, Oregon
and sshoodoo" Texas, smallest of the lot,
shared the popular partiality and got the
loudest receptions though the least of
the noises was calculated to shake GEM
etery into riot.