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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-05
hsm her @strsffenbe Dem @erihte Dor.

benz Der 8etreffenbe benz @eri9te bors
aefiibrt fpprben mar, bdmit Der Gt3z
ter ben frdnten @ei~ItessuItanb priifen
fann. @enn bic f9pa9fimige 8er=
ION elm ,Bauper" lit, 10 miifen 5tpei
aerate ben @eiites3uitanb oes &rdnfen
unteriu6en, ebe er elmer MnItdlt ii6er<
pieIen fperpen fam unb bieIe Nusfdz
gen miiKen Dor einem SrieOensri4ter
aena9t fperbsn. Sur Qer3te in Sra
rblanb f0nnsn perionen nd9 Staatsz
4nitalten iiberpeiien lafen. Sin
gatient BARI fir 30 Sage freipiGig in
elm Qipl geben, unb mad oieier 3elt
fam Der superintendent cine Inter
fu9ung por @eri9t perlangen. @eib>
li6e &runte miifen BON elmer Srau
ober ben @ltern na9 per4nItalt begleiz
tet peroen.
Io3 elm d IN + 9 e.
feb.
6r. 8eni. 8. Surner erIu9te beute
i'm l1nterbaui Re um@rlaubnib our Sim
rei6un9 zines neuen Yrimdrpubl99e@
ieBes fir bic Stabt. Oieies 8eIeB lit
fat baFelbe, pie 6r. Quinlan fir ben
Staat eingerei9t fat. Die PrimGr~
pa6l ioG na4 ben 8prf4riIten oes
duItralii6en 8eieBes pprgenommen
tperoen.
Hott5en.
8unbes1Senatpr McGoma5 i~tattete
boute ben @eIebgebungsbalen etnen
8efu9 ob uno reiite Na4mittags nit
benz GongreBmann s. q. Barber na4
0~uI6ingtpn 5uriid.
9puperneur Qptpnoes bat Die Srtez
bensri9ter fir Galoertz uno BtcOz
micpzGountp %ernannt, unO Der Senat
beItGtigte pieiel6en IOfprt.
Der betdnnte gteger 9iram 0attb
BON Baltimore lit gum 9iilfs-= Sburz-
iteber ernannt poroen.
Die .SbeppurO>QiDlz"8iQ tpuroe
6eute ni8t berdt6sn, lonbern tommt
erit 9ienitag sur 0istufiion.
SpreGer 2puis Soldier, Der Ieiner
,GteQung mebr G6re ma6t, als ieine
tpGrmIten 5reunoe erpartet BADEN,
pirb am Montag ben Reit feiner @pz
mits'n ernennen. Seine 4uspa6l Der
Gomite'n urb feline bisberige Qmtsz
fi6rung BADEN ben 8eifaa Der Repubz
litdnsr Ipipobl, pie Der 9emotraten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-05
n@crmania= Su%rnpcrein."
HarrcniiBMng Spnntaa, Den 3D.,
Masfenbal 9icnfta9, %. Scbruar.
SD
Gnn einem 3u6tBansitra fling nirz
Srrgel6lGgem.
Q6ermuls Elm mDrDerti9er lle6erfu4
auf einen @drter i'm 3u9tbauIs.-
Der 4ngreifer ion irriinnig Iein.
- Sine Stride dls Waffe.

ApCIIllulS CtH H1DAONAtIHSA ~
auf einen @drter i'm 3u9tbauIe.-
Der Qngretfer ion i%rriinnig Iein.
- Sine Stride Gls 8affe.
@eItern Na6mittag tpuroe pieoerum
Elm 9eamter i'm WturnldnDer 3u9tz
buuIe angegrifFen unO i6tper perleBt.
Del @erleBte 1T Der 8drter Gbatie5
u. 8annon uno isin 4ngreifer Der De
ger 8enjamin Spriggs, pel4er i'm
Ottober 1876 in Prince Georges
Gpuntp einen Moro beging uno ii4
ItitOem i'm 3u4tbuuie befinoet.
Spriggs lit uuf sinem 8eine labm unO
muB, um ii3 fort gu betpegen, cine
Stride benuben. Wtt bieIer 8riids
per1eBte Der Neger geitern in oerS6ubz
Nbtbeilung Oes 3u4tbauies Oem 0drz
ter einen S6lag iiber ben &opf, 10 oaB
Der QeBtere befpuBtlos nieoerfiel. 9r.
8annon purbe iofort na9 istner
8o6nung, Nr. 1901, Sts5eOsroiz
@traBe, gebru9t, poielbit er me1rele
Mule 6inter chamber p6nmd6tig tpur=
be. Or. s. Goot, Der Qr5t i'm 3u6ts
6uuIe, conitutirte cine @ebirnerI4uttez
rung uno purDe Der 3uitanO oe5 Boz
tienten fir 10 gefdbrli6 gebalten, 0cB
Elm 4rSt Die gdn3e Ra9t Bel inn rpdz
den piro. Sin S6GDelbru9 tpurOe
ni4t cOnitdtirt, oagsgen fano man, DAB
bic S6GDelDede eingeoridt mar.
Spriggs lit ani4eineno i%rrlinnlg,
ba man abiolut teinen 9runo angeben
fam, fparum er Die S6ut ausfi6rte.
Man bat ferner in @~rfabrung ge6rd3t,
baB er beretts frI6er feds Sabre III
einem Srrenaipl 3ubra4te.
Sin G6nlt6er 8orfdQ paiitrte Dor
einigen 0p9en e6enfaQs i'm 3uhtz
6Quie. Wte erinnerli6, bra6te Oaisl6't
Der farbige StrGfling 2ebi 9otnoenter,
Der ebenfuqs fir pabnitnnig gebdlten
piro, benz 6iilfS @arOein SerOinanO
0ieffenba9 mebrere Meiferiti4e bet, 10
oaB Der 8srpunOste fir ldngere 3sit
5pii6en 2eben unb Sob I6pebte. Sc
tern ertlGrten Die Ner5te i'm nSta0tz
0o1pitale" gum erften Male, OuB ST.
0ieffenba9 g~eneIen miiros. 3uerIt
qlau6te man, Da Die gingerpeiDe 6ur6
einen Der M}eReriti6e perleBt puren,
baB feline Soffnung auf 9%eneiuns Dor
hQnoen ndre.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-05
@aibtnstrm, >. 6.
SnfaIberi6te aus @aibingtun.
3u So0e ber6runnt.

ON LUU II II /.
Dora u. Della, Oas ie6s Sabre
dlte SOdterden oes 8emiiIe6Gnoier5
@Onuro 9. 9eld, erlitt porqeitern
benin Spleen nit 5euer in Dem 6uuie
ieiner bel 5pjning GitD, nabe 8aT6s
ington, tpo9nenoen GItern 10 iGnere
8ranODunOsn, ooB oa5 &tno tuy3 Oas
rduf peri6teo. 3pei jiingsre S6pe=
tern i'm 4ltsr BON pier Subren uno IA
Monaten tru9en i4mer3bafte Brand
punpsn OdbOn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-05

Oa5 0ireftprium Der
nM'I9em. den 8 i
+" organiiirte iih gez
tern in Ieiner ftattgebabten Wondtsz
@erIammIung, pie fOl9t: PrGiioent
Sobn @lbaugb, @ice : Prdiioent Or.
Marcus 8u6mann, prot. Setretdr S.
y. MeDer, 5inan5 : Setretdr @burles
Me6er, S6aBmeiiter 8. g. 9ilten.
DIS 8ernalterin narb pteberum5rau
Maarie Gang, als @npalt Sr. 6. g.
6enniq6auEen unb al5 4%nitaitsar5t
Or. Rein6arbt pieDer %ernunnI. Die
folgenben Gomite'n fpurOen fir oas
ipmmenbe SSSa6r pieoer ernannt: 4ufz
ra6me : Gpmite - bic So. 6. S3elz
Ter, g6us. Ne6er, Or. Mdrcus Bad
mann, 6rsb. G.enbrot unb BiIhelm
@rsdt; Ginfaufs gomite- bic So.
g. S9slsr, Dug. pfeil uno S. gent
meter; 6aus : Gomite - Die So. 6.
@eber, SO6n Ebiem, 6. Bland, 8.
&rauB unb 9aitpr Carl 6rtti4; 81
nun8 : @omits - bic So. Sobn OIL
bau96, @6as. @e6sr, IS. S4ellsr, 6.
g. 6ennigRau!en, :. GlenbrOf, u,
9feil, $. 9iIten, $. D. Meper, @tI9.
@re6t, 6. Bland, 96il. SnnB uno9r.
MarcuS 8a6mann. Sr. SEQ. S3ilz
ling parb aI5 Mitglieb in ben r@reiz
fenbeim : 8erein" dufgenpmmen uno
6r. SObn 96. S3Oel fano 4ufnabme
in bic QnitaIt.
Ser .8aIttmore SGngerz
fror5" 6ringt am nd9iten 9ienftag
In Der ,8ermanid : MGnner6ors9als
Ie" bic pppuldre fpmiI9e Sper y@rmiz
ME" bon S%acpbOpsti our 9ur9fi5z
rune. Wer hereits 9elegsn6eit f1tte,
perartigen pom ySGngertran3" perz
anItalteten Spern : 8orTtsqungsn beiz
SutpO6nsr, pirO ii9erli9 niGi unter>
laTTen, ii9 am 0ienitag in Der Ser
mania : Mdnner9or : SuQe" ein3us
finben. Qls Spliitsn perben bai Der
&uFfibrung bic 5rIs. Dora Rennert,
emma 6a3arb, Nannie 6l1nr, Minz
ME Sieinmiiqer, 2i38ie 8pel6ed unb
bic $50. 9enrp 2iB, gilbert Rsinbarbt,
6arrp Reu, SObn 5rant, So6n 8oI3,
2ouis Stein6ot, ST. Slider, So6n
Mu5geaer unO SObn 6runf fungiren.
Sn ben 9Utten Der Nrmen, in ben
palditsn Der Rei4en, in ben S9nsez
reqionen Oes NOrbens, iopie in ben
5ropenldnoern bes Siibens pirb, feiz
her geiunobettli6en @igeni9aften me-
gen. &neipp's NuI5z&affee setrunten.
l31(
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-05
SScurr in elmer S6ulr.
Cine 9anit bur6 @eiite5gegenIpurt
Der 2e6rertn per6iitsi. - 4us
brennenOem 9auie gerettet.-8erz
f6isDenes.

I9ieDenes.
8etrG6tli9e Qufregung entItano gez
fern @ormittag in Der englii9zoeutz
I6en S6ule Rr. 5 an Der Wulberrp<
Strube, na6e 6rempnt : Ibenue, uno
rur benz peiisn 8prgefsn bes 2e6rerz
gerIpnulS lit IS gu perounfen, odB
ni6t cine 9dnit unier ben S4ilern
entItano. Sn benz &lufen : 3immer
BON 5rl.MoQie Gang i'm 5peitenSto
pert mar nGmli4 in 6pIge bs5 iiberz
biBten 3au4fdnge5 5eusr entItdnoen,
unb i'm Ml1aenblid Iprangen 1dmmtltz
de S6iiIer ppn ibren PlGBen, uno Ell
niae berIelben i6rien laut UNI 9iilfe.
SRI. Gang perIu6te Die 6lummen i'm
Seine gu IOf6en unb mari einen @tmer
boG Wafer gegen baS brennenbe 6ol3z
pert, bod griff ba5 5euer INNER peiz
ter um ii6, uno bic 2ebrerin befabl
ba6er ben S6iilern, bic S9ule gu Derz
IaFsn, porauf ite audi Die anoeren2ebz
rerinnen bpn Der b%rp6enoen 8efa6r
bera6ri6tiqte, pesbalb AUDI oieIe lore
S9iler ms Greie i%anbten.
9d lebtes Sa6r Der Qlarm aus Der
S9ule entfernt IpOroen mar, elite elmer
Der 8na6en na9 Der SprtBen : Comp.
SCR. 8, unb ben MunnI6aften oieier
Gompagnie gelang es, bic 5lammen gu
I0I6en. Der angeri4tete S4aoen 1T
unbetrG6tli6).
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-05
2Si6fiG fir Anseigemee.

en- Rdrslaub ri5sint dubr benz .Stuti6tr
GOrrtipOnotnttn' seine sin,ias bsuti6. 8eitung.
ipelae cine SrudsQrefs beFSt. bic i'm GtanSe III,
bic Outage Ots g9euti@eH 9orrsiponoeHtsn' in
~iuenieer. ais
finf Stttnoet
su Sruden. Sie 9reT. hes -GOrreiponosnitH' fam
bic duflaae irQtuo elmer oneersn tSoliSsz bouts
iben 3eituRc in Wlarbluno in
fnuf Wiin:ten
Sru5,, FaJ,su nm ~ab;6hIeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-05
TO ADVER-
TISERS.

There Is no German paper in Maryland. except
ing the German Correspondent, that hiss aufncien;
press capacity to print the usual edisI0p Of Der
Deutsche Correspondent in less than
FIVE HOURS.
The press OF the Correspondent" will print
feis and count the entire edition OF any otRe
" German paper in Maryland in
FIV MINUTES.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-05
Snrdbgebenoe Shlafuag9Un Sinic
nun 0ittsburg na@ 9ctrDit iibcr
Die 9cnniDlnanier Sinien.

Die rpenniplpunier @iien6a9n"
seigt hermit an, buB elm bur4laufenz
Der puQmun>S 4lafpuggon ben
l1nionI9 abnbof in gittsburg um 50
l16r @benbs, Central : 3eit, tGgli3
b~erlafen unb bon bort auf Der rpennz
fplpunia2imitso" na9 MansfieIb fab
rem pirO, bann iiber Die SOleOoz0ipi>
1ion Der p%enniplbunier 2inien na4
Suleoo, unb Oann iiber bic oMi4igun
Central @ifen6a6n." Der Waggon
tpiro Detroit Inn 9 16r 55 Mlin. 8prz
mittags errei9en. (29,31)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-05

@etter n.-5ir
Marplano unb ben Oiitritt Golumbia
triiberes Metter, m0glt9er WeiIe lei6z
ter Gegen am Samitag Qbeno, tlar
am SOnntag, tpGrmer, iiiOli9e DinOe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-05

Sin 9tnefif6es 2et4en>
begdngniB finOet beute BON benz
2eibenbeitattungs Gid6lihement BON
e. MaOiIon M}itfell, SIDE Garroatonz
@penue unb 5a0stteItraBe. aus ftutt.
Sam Sab lit Der gblme beg Sobten,
pel9er bel 2eb3eiten in 4ineiiI4en
Sreimaurer : &rsiIen cine 6eoeutsnbs
8pue TpieIte. 9as 2eiasn6egdngniB
firbet bo6er aud na9 Dem 8itu5 Der
6reimaurer itatt. 0amit Der 3oote
duf benz 0e9e ms SsnIsit5 ni6t 9unz
ger lsioet, perben bemiel6en, ME BEL
ben GbineIen Ibli4, Elm 9ebratensS
6uhn, cine 9ortion Reis uno berI6iez
bene anoere 0eIitateiien mitgege6en.
Der n9ermonia : Surn@
perein" trifft umfafenoe @Orbereiz
tunQen fir bic 6ulOigung, Die er bieieS
sSa6r benz 9rin5en @arnepdl our6rtnz
gen min. Sir ben Ii. 5ebrudr fat er
cine Barren : SiBung in 4usIi6t gez
nommen, unb 9ienitdg, %. 6ebrudr,
niro Der groBe MastenbaQ itattfinz
npu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-05
SScttcrbcridJt.
Scr. Staatcn NBettcrsSHrcdI
ORE, ben 4. Stbruar 1898

o.. Saros 5s,r Ssuhz
o"' meter. H tl9teIi H;+ en-, 9Sett.
500 81 1864 IA As R.sgB. 2 Grib.
500 Y. 30.56 so 81 60. 4 Slcr.
WittI. BarOnetc.ft 80. 90 0ohf. E6crmomsterft.. "a
Dfittl. Eh'ruometerf. % 9iiscriofer IL
Die bobfte Shrelissclt oes gSiEoc5 in elmer StIHos
bctruo IL WleiI.H pon Otter.
SNoS aejfriac 9Better-Dle 5emperdtur oes 9sftri:
cen 2GleS IS ubr Absaos) aui HahoeuauHte5 Std'
tlpren mar, pie folG!:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-05

Romdn3e" unO 2i53t'5 ,unqariI6e
R6apIoois." Der 8eIu6 mar elm qrz
ter uno Die 4nertennuug cine reids IL.
noblperbiente.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-05
. i4terli6e ten
pprqei 6rie6en.

Sr. Sobn 0irt bon Cecil : Gountp
unterbreitets i'm untsrbduie cine Sin,
bic BON Der rMeDi3iniifen unb Obi
rurgiI9en 6atultdt BON M%urplanO" II.
Dem .9ultimorer Neurologii9sn Ser
elm" gutgebeiBen piro, NORM Die Quf=
nabms BON S~rrIinnigen in 4Iple regu>
lirt pirb. @Ge jeBigen 8sitimmun>
gen in ge3ug auf bisie 8iq perosn mi
b%errufen unb bic neue Bin lit 70 forz
mulirt, baB feline perion einem Srren>
4iDl iiberpieIen perbsn fam. ausgss
nOmmen uuf geri4tli4en 8efebl, na4s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-05

MeBeliuppG.- 9r. GOnrao
0eiobarot, Der tpoblbstannte Reitduz
rateur BON Rr. 323, 8sIt : Prattitr.,
pirb am Montag ieinen 9ditsn cine
feline MeBelIupps porIeBen. Si9erlt9
pirD Sober, Der bic &O6tunit bon
5rau Neib6arot unb i6ren S09tern
tennt, ni6t Oerfeblen, por3uIprefsn.
3GrtIi3er 8 ali E. - So6n
@ahibD purOe geItern pom POli5eiri6z
ter S9On in Der mittleren 9oli3eiitaz
tiOn rpsgsn tbGtli4en Qngriffs auf isis
ne Satin 2i33ie GafibD gu 80 5a9en
9efGngniB unb SO @elo6uBe perurz
tbeiIt. 6rau @aiIiop 1T bic geIiBerin
elmer 8irtbi9oft in Rr. 378, 6OrreIt>
Strube.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-05

Der GoliTt in Dem g'Itri8sn IA.
9eaboobzR ecital mar 9t. y[otorp
8%lumenfslO, pel6er BON SRI. @lara
Q{6erfelO auf Ou5 Bette unt:rituBt
fpurDe. 6r. glumsnfelO bate elm &C.
IpG6ltss qrugramm 3uiammen 9eltelt,
Dog er nit fsinem tiinitleriIfem Der
ff6n0niR 3um 8ortrage bra6te. Sc
bpIfnnb aus Der 8rieg'i6sn SOUR
gonate fir &luDier unO 9iOline, 3pei
8risof6en Qiebern r&lsine 8Ogelsin"
unb nTriiblings5eit," 8ieniup5ti's
Der Tieoler" unb n2egeno.," Cara
fete'g rSFauItz 5antaIie," 8a3's nSas
rq6an0s@ uH6 8~estbuOen's ngiOIins
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-12-29
FOR SENATOR.
a Large Number Of Names
Suggested to Succeed the
Late Sen. Morrill,
EX-GOV. DILLINGHAM; LEADS
In the Popular Choice .s Expressed In
Interviews-Greut Has MANY Eniors-
buys Leading sCandidste-Msny
Other Able Men Named.

Eenuirston. Dec. &-The announcement
Of the dcath cS the senior senator ;T,.,n
Vermont caused mGCa rcSTet SmCuS the
people hcr,. "a the s. nItcT had a nVTDS-r
OF personal friends here. THS question
who Will b. his SuccVSSc- Is naturally enc
OF the first th., comes up and your cor
cSpond,nt this afternoon has interviewed
nuubcr .; the LEADING repIN.icSns Of
the town. The prev0i.!nS sentiment not
only here but in some Ot the n,s- ,.o-inE
Places appe1rS to be that eS-G,0v. William
= pilliugh1,n is the man or whJ.n the
mantle Of the late Senator MorEil should
fal
The following sentiments wcre express
ed:
J. ~. HOlien-I am for Gov. Dillingham;
and have NO other choice.
County ClerS Cu>hm My arSt choke
would b. G-n. NcCuI.cuS,t ant Il w. can't
have him either O'iiinsh0rn o. Powers
Postmaster ncw>y-l am fo- IL. II. Pow
s-> tirst. last and al tll- Iirns. Il tn-, noun
tain rule DDS nc, apply. have no o;A,r
caOics.
COL T. y. Benust;-Thirk Bennington
has sori man in Ge,.- M,CGlis,,ssA Sr,i
Dillingham; next.
W. b. SaCIion would have Gen. Mccall
louEh Sct the p,1ce IL possible l. TO; Io.,n
W. Stewart. would tu the bill admiralty.
judge }. Y. Carney. i S;Hons,y fer p.,-
liuSu1m first. Powers SsSNuI.
J. T. Shurtlay said thvrN would b. TO
mistake made IL Dillingham; MAS GYpo.as-
eli or EN-CsoVV-uCr Stewart.
r l. E1teS wants - sc p.ilinchAm 50
the place ii X sOeS 70 the East Side - ,ae
Mountain.
W. y sheldon thinks Rcrnirs,c.. CN,.r-
~ people should gO tc- McCul,NssSh aoi
next to him Stewart.
Ex-senator I. p Gibson has TO cAo.ce
only Dillingham;.
Col. II. : Bingham said that he had Al
ways thought thO, p.llir- CHAM should sGs-
Ccci Morrill, in the Senate.
\. r, Valentine is = c-c2NuScS>i DI,''nS-
ham man ani toSSn't sSe Why re ShcGla
not get rhers.
Harrison l Norton cSn's - why there
should - any opposition to Dillingham;.
President Geo +. Graves of the First
NitiH11i Bank would like 20 So Gen. Nc
CullcUSh take the p,ace aud next 10 cii-
he would favor -Ex-CsOv. Fage.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-12-29
RESIDENTS OF RUTLAND
Seem to be in Favor of fDilIinsham-Judro
Rowell Mcntiontd

Rutland. Vt, Dec. 2S-An interview
with several Of Rutland's leading citizens
IN regard TO who should succeed Senator
Morrill, has elicitvG the following opinion.
Col. j. c. Baker said when interviewed
on the subject: The successor of Sena-
tor Morrill, should be "A statesman sound
on all financial and moral questions in
NolNcd in modern politics and capahle Of
comprc hcndinC the position taken by ths
United states among the nations Of the
earth. He should also be of mature years
ANA trained IN the discrimination and ap-
p.cati'n Of The principles Of free rovcrn-
rlent TO the business and political affairs
CT the people. My first choice would ha
Hon. John ". Rowcll Of Randolph who
would ably Till the chair so long and
ably occupied by Collamer, Poland and
Morrill,. two Of whom were taken from
the bench Of the supreme Court of the
State"
Hon. T. W. Maloney said: Being n
democrat | have no means Of knowing tho
sentiment Of the party. hut | had sup
poScd from all appearances that ex-Gov.
Dillingham; stood At the head and was
the mos; likely To receive the appoints
meut.'
Judse Butler said: "I had supposed
that The appointment Of ex-Gov. DilnnC-
ham was 4 forcEoue conclusion and cer-
iainly think it would he the most satis-
factory appointment that could he made.
y
death which appeared this morning. [
have Scard IL suggested that Gen. Grout
should ce promoted and his place filled
hy some enc OF the able men Of the east
side. pill!nskam being the most frequently
mentioned as his successor hut believe
the almost universal opinion in ths
seCtion Is that Gen. Grout. who has seiv-
od 50 lonC and we'll and is familiar with
the work in the House would have no
iuSt cause FOR complaint II such n man as
Dillingham;. who might have been for
n!dao,c candidate against him should lie
appointed 10 suSCeed Senator Morrill,"
ltNr'> sntative Henry O. Carpenter ex-
pressed no decided opinion. He meution-
Il Iil.:ngham, Pace. Prouiy and Rowcu
aS al. Ht men for the position ard thought
any one of them would iii the office very
a>ccVtatly. He said: Il do not th.nk any
preference should be given 70 any man
SimTly because 10 belongs to any part.c''-
lar portion of the State" The office
should he filed by the hest man. one who
is sound on all moral and financial prob
Ions and enc who would stand for the
principals OF right and Justice even though
he should be in the minority.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-12-29
DlLLlNGHAa A CANDIDATE,
Respects Are Paid TO senator Morrill,
Before II CLAIMING the Canvass

Montpelier. Dee. SS.-TnS entire city 5
ShrUyEls-t in Sorr,ow over rA,. 2nrnurt -
NJ % chs death .: Senator NORTH &.,i
there i n u.cre Sviiyu. disposition - show
respect ;Or the GycSJSSs. Ih1- 10 talk sS-
StrdlnS his Sl,cCSSSo-. T1S fact thar sEs
- mains % the late beloved Se-A.C- an 10
- brought - this c.,y with JaCS~a cs rs
wite who died las, tal. has S.vss- :
fuue0eG, ASPECT TO The situation and rh@
trend cs talk i n -VSSri 70 n payt-- ;..,,-
p-r respects and the last sad rites Of ,AN
nan who n : done - much Eo.rA,. san, 81,
there : tax rvs1ri,ns Who wsll ~ Ssaa-
;or NorS;lls Su-,,S>So-. Tae mrs, SxVseS-
sion O. I Ions list ~ prominent political
men. interviewed this evening SsS>1a>E.l
more ot tsS.is,s ~ SorrCw sAan = J.S,.,-
Si'lcn 10 talk politics, In most cases The
m,n adt,y refused n give csssn;N,,S -cs.s-,.-
tuS who VIII SCccsvS NNSrsL
s're,S>ics in ,S.-tsS revealed the sac, how
ever that the candidacy Nil. lie t-,usca
W. W. GroCt and SSS-ssoV. pslli-rs2r,.
Nsa associated with Ihe latter -s:usss 10
talk This : >.SuiScSnI "a shgsSe who I'M
tSr~sNy.i NNySpv-icr rol.sicS an. i :
the opinion ~ the SSS, ,7:O-r,s,. men in
tGe city that = cousss1 1cryaresi ,.-N-- vii, ~
made 70 promote Mr.. p.l-Inse1r., 10 the Of
ricr-
Nr ts.'inSa1n IS 1t TrV>Sot o. an sx-
tended business arI vlva Ss-e INK, il, ,he
West with his son Paul and r,cIh!,c s,cS
tive reStTIl1S ais S-n5ili-rtS C0nls -
lc1rncSt Il : cV-s1su- however. Shs. ~
NiH b. candidate An. il j. S--s rhAs
al cf Ncu,pclisr'S political tu,i-s-ce ~.ll
~ brought tn his SGpsNN-,. Whle i, j.
sNnS-aliy conceded among tAe oegsls-g 70
h,tcSl men here that pslliusAA-n l. shA
stronger ~ She JWN SOule helseVe that
Circuit mSy scCcp the plum The feeling
IS that hsS retensic1 in his present. Of
'icS hIS been for this purTCSe
The probability that Frank Piuu,,ev Cs
N"r1huNli Will SpgSar aS OauttSsS,c
SaS put the slate makers C- the
'Gui vivs" ard his ssncassh will -,i,sts,e
against plllinghSrn hcs -, rSgs<ocael, a.
Tor, will De brought TO ~, Mr.. D.ll;ns-
hum in tkc UfsscN.
N-- nlll,uSl1m has been cornn.urscSts1
with and IL i understood that ne WILL -
turn from his Western "Trip AZ ODce. Nj,
PturnlsS'S trserdS are On the stir rnesn-
while and IL : che prs,iicSsoH Of TN.ls4cIl
men vito will tals shts sSsoe will Re =
SIroDs triangular fight fNr the O-tce az
the NecsrAole and beloved SsnS-Sr.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-12-29
NUMBER 26.

though he had n preference and opinion
as TO the appontcc he was willing to
leave tie matter to the decision of tho cx-
ecutive having explicit confidence in his
judgment
hvgrct was expressed that location
would prevent the appointment of Judge
Powers, United States representative,
whose upright course in Congress for tho
past six years has gained for him the en-
tire confidence OF his constituents. NJ sc
people feel that they are not ready to
express any decided opinion as to the
merits OF any individual as they do not
know what candidates arc i'll the field,
and know little of the personnel of tho
east side. No doubt Senator Proctor will
have something TO say concerning the
choice of his future colleague.
GOV. SMITH ASKS FOR PROPRIETY.
Gov. Edward c. Smith being approach
cd on the subject expressed his feeling
that it was too early to discuss the matter
in 'hc slightest degree. lie said that he
recognized the d. size Of tho pubic to gain
some hSht on n question 80 vital and as
soon a. proprioty would admit he would
To glad to meet their wishes but he felt
that :hey would realize the situation and
await Patiently for something definite af-
tor paying proper respect TO the honorcd
dead.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-12-29
c a. PROUTY
Will be Almost Unanimously Supported
ny Residents of Newport and Orleans
County.

Newport, Dec. S.-A canvass Of the
lead:nS business and professional men in
Newport shows that (. \. Prouty Will
have the almost unanimous support OF
THIS town for the appointment OF United
status senator TO succeed Senator Morrill,
Among others seen were Hon. John
Young. The present State senator, e. F.
Eanncy, Town Representative robert J.
WriSSt. cashier Of the Newport National
hanh. Homer Thrasher, frSt seloctman,
Lawyers =. \. Cook and ]. w. Re !mund.
Almost all confidently expressed the opin-
3oa that Mr.. ProEty would be the choice
of Orleans county.
Nj. Young said that his choice would he
{. A. frouty for the position. lie c0aSid-
cred him the ahlcSt man foT the position
and that he would be pleased 10 have GOV.
Smith appoint him.
t. =. Hanncy said If Mr. Prouty should
Sc NJ - HsCnme a candidate for this posi-
ton he would receive very strong support
and he a worthy successor 70 those who
have i,lcd the position heretofore.
j. W. Redmond says: / ConSide- Charles
\ ProCty Of Newport the hes; man on
our side Of the Sta'c 10 succeed 10 tho
poS'licE made vacant by the death of our
lament"d senator Morrill,. l am certain
that Orleans county would be uve-whelm-
insly IN his favor against al competitors.
In him is the material 10 make such \
siatoSm m as has always repr, sented Ner-
mont N the United States Senate.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-12-29
FUNERAL AT MONTPELIER.
ored Dead Monday at p. m.-Fres-
Buckhsm to Conduct the Services.

The arrangements for the funeral SER
vices of ), mater Morrill, in Vermont have
been completed ly telesrOphiC cornmrn.Cl1-
tiCn with WashiustOn. The arrangements
as indicated by tclegrd-lS received by Col.
= +. Smallsy from senator Rcjiield Proc
tor an as follows:
The funeral party will leave Washing
ton 80 rs 10 arrive in Nontpelier at 4.
IN. IN NcrGav. coming 20 Vermont by WY
q: Spr Tslic.d and BriItleboro The ser
vice will be held in the State House At |
y. m. Tho train carrying the funeral par
ty will return via this city.
President NJ. II. Buckhom has been in
vitcd - conduct the services. The remains
NJ hoth Senator and Mrs. Morrill, will he
taken tn MontreliCr AMI after the services
VIII D" placed in the cemetery until the
completion Of the mtusoleum IT Strlflcri
now in prCCt - Of construction.
The Central Vermont railroad will make
1rran-smcuts which Will allow the citi-
Erns Of the State TO reach Montpelier for
the funeral services.