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The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1899-07-19
GOSSIP FROM ESIlLL.


EsTILL SPRINGS, July 81 believe
that under the management of Will
Thomas, Esiill Springs is destined to
TIE Restored To It's pristine glory. Back
in the fifIies, it was not only KEN
tucky's most popular and elegant resort.
out had the patronage of many wealthy
people from the far south. Such men
AS Henry Clay used L. seek rest ana
recreation beneath the spreading
branches of Its magnificent oaks. aud
the beauty and fashion oi the south
glided over the glistening floor OF It's
big ballroom.
Alter such Il beginning, it suffered a
partial eclipse which lasted many de-
cadcs During Capt. Thulnas' owner
ship it has steadily improved, but
there Was mulch TO do To bring il to
modern requirements
This year Mr.. Will Il. Thomas as
sumed its management, and beng full
OF enel ", very much in love With the
piace, willing to spend money ola il
freely, and II bOrn executive, he has
done the work OF wears ia few mont hs,
aud has brought II to II point here il
can safely be piOnounced the finest
summer resort in this State.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1899-07-19
FEMALE DISEASES.

lr
IN disease % 81
suite for diseases
the increase Of cancer Of the womb and female breast y we'll
sufferers ami indignant diseases If suffering
my malignant
of and honest
rs Address,
DR.. Roland Register,
100 Court Street Memphis Tenn.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1899-07-19

FOR COMMISSIONER OF AGRICULTURE
- N. NALL,
OF JEFFERSON COUNTY.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1899-07-19

Choice Styles in Lawns, Dimities, Wash
CrepOns, Piques, Ginghams, and
Percales. All going at SLAUGH-
TER PRICES. 80. ,-.r- g..
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-07-29

Dr. J. Will Bacon, of Michi>
gan, in a letter To q friend Of
ours. says: +" 1 read copy of
The vrneINrA GAZETTE to- day
(Jaiy 2oth.) i am making prep
arations 10 go back there this
fall. l have stayed North long
enough. VIII send you a list
Of persons contemplating going
south, etc, etc"
We are glad to sse that the
sentiment toward the South
among Northern and Western
people is growing warmer every
year. This gentleman, like
many other sensible men, IL be
ginning to realize and is willing
70 acknowledge the advantages
of the Sunny South. Or. Bacon
+ coming back to Virginia We
nresume he has been here be-
! fore. aud has found by actua
experience that Virginia Il
better place 10 live in thar
| Michigan. The words OF tn
| doctor please u immensely DE
cause il shows that there ar
others besides ourselves IN lov
5 with Virginia. We hope ~
z Bacon will give Us letter o
his experience for publicauo
B in this paper. Ne want othel
b who know 70 say something
{ We don't want 10 do all III
: "blowing,"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-07-29
Roanoke school OF Methods.

The school of Methods held
this summer al Roanoke l. now
dred and twenty-five teachers
closed for this year. Six hun
were in attendance. From Viii
liam and Mary were PrOfs. FL
more Dickinson, l.. +, WOrrell.
II. r. Cowles, Jenkins, OF Ports
mouth, ". a. Jones and DR. J. a.
Southall.
The following about we'll
known people will be read with
pleasure:
~Now we hear that apostle and
high priest of the English Ian
| Euage, DR.. J. Leslie Hall. per
/, / forming funeral rites over tbs
potential mood.
Memory aids and shows u
[ the awe struck cOuntenances o
: te8chers. who for 80 long a tim
, have lovingly cherished tn
nights, COT Is, woulds an
shouId- in a potential form.
e oh. happy William and Mar
T. Il have IL its faculty this IearT
cd student OF English and Al
. gio Saxon; the author % "Beo
wulf Translation" which Ia
y won for him - many laurel
J. and who las now III press
RI book which viii win for hi
still greater laurels, viz 80
English Idyls."
p We hear the rush for seats
/. hear Prof. Dudley Cowles
- civil Government" Fresh
our memory IL the intere
" aroused in that subject by b
y clear cut lectures. Hush, dol
IN talk, | want TO hear about 4
A. right Of sovereignty
Upon nothing will We io'
back with a greater degree
a pleasure than upon the mo
complete organ iz4tion Of Ill
grand institution, tue teache
AZ league. - well worked up by
- able president, our civil govel
III ment teacher, Professor COwi
Professor CowleS' inter
manifested ia the welfare
ne the teachers Of Virginia W
IL for him hundreds of frien
,i- and with one again - fired W
- enthusiasm and zeal, a. he,
success of the league II assur
Long life 10 il aud the sch
Of Methods.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-07-29
important.

Until fu Their notice | will I.
mail To any person upon RECEIPT
OF = cents in postage, n booklet
I'm Black and White.'
fully illustrated, giving Conn
plete history of the Old Domin-
ion.
Also, upon receipt of = cents
in postage, the "Battle Field
Map of Virginia. giving the
date and location of every bat
tie fought during the civil war,
in the State. This map is COM
piled from the official war re-
cords and IN lps-it is of great
Interest TO the old soldier OF
1861 and 90.
| Upon receipt of 10 cents in
postage, the report of the Com
missioner of Agriculture of Viz
ginia, will be mailed. make
Inc charge for the Books OF
Maps, only ask for enough t.
cover the postage. In sendinl
for these be sure and give you
address plain, and state which
b one COR ALL you wish. They ar
/ tree as long as they last-a linn
e tied supply only. Address,
! CHAs. IL. BOvEE,
;, Coldwater, Mich.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-07-29

II il certainly gritifying % the public
10 Know Of one concern IN thc land who
are not afraid - be gc9crOus 10 the
neear and suffering. The proprietoff
"a DR.. Kings New Discoyery Tor Con-
snnpsion. Coughs and Colds. have given
~wnT over ten million txial bottles d
sh,s great medicine; snd have the s4tib-
6sctior a knowing IL has Absolutely
eursyd thousands % Eopeless c&ssx. Ash.
"a gronchitsG, Hoarsepess srd ell d
sssses 81 the Throat, Chest aad Luagl
! .rr susssy cured W IL. Gail o. a.,
Druxis.. snd get ifes trial 1oi.e.
Re~Slsg siss SOC ssa 81. Eyefy bo.l'
.sssfsstsee, o. pries rsisDasd,
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-07-29

Electric lines are being run
Ia ali directions from New
port News and the time Is
last approaching when we
shall be connected with that
::sriying metropolis by the
ame means. This will be a
residence place for wealthy
Newport News people.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-07-29
A BlII.mNo ASSOCIATION.

OF all the financial institu-
tions of the country the build
inc association, conducted on
the night principles, is perhaps
the most beneficial OF all TO the
poorer classes. These institu
lions enable men of moderate
means to own their own homes
something utterly Impossible fcr
some 10 do by any Other
method.
The Peninsula Rank nigh
add the building and loan fea
.ura II seems - Us, L. great az
xantance to itself, but If thi
were an Impossibihty, thos
Gentlemen behind the ban
have ample means 70 start
buildine and loan business. sue
an institution would enabl
mnny Of our people Of mode
ate means n become their ow
landlords, build up the tow
and aid il - become more pro
1srons and independent.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-07-29

If you receivea copy OF The
GAZETTE. read it. and pass II
on to your neighbor- hyou
are not a subscriber, read
our offer TO- honeseekers. Ar
soon ar we find you are not
interested in the Peninsula
the paper will be stopped. but
you are not expected 20
pay for the sample copies
you receive. We want yot
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-07-29

The Council should at oilef,
take steps TO see that the
sanitary condition Of Will
amsburg is improved. Afew
dollars spent ia drainage,
lining premises, etc, may
save many lives. IL is l"S'
necessary for us 10 go into
details. A word 70 the wis
a. sufficient.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-07-29
Working Night and Day

The busiest ami mighiiest lite thing
that ever was made Is Dr. Kings New
Life Pills. Every pin Is a sugar coated
globulc vi heal7h. thau changes weak
mess into strength. listlcssness into enc
gy. brain-fag into mcutal power. they're
wonderful iu building up the health.
Only pc. per box. Sold 10y all Druggists
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-07-29

~ positions In the Harrcll- Ware con-
test tor the sheriilalty have been taken
this week by the contcstcc.
AL the sick. except Mcs-ers Henley
and Tom Jones arc improving. The two
latter are expected 70 recover, however,
slthou Mr. Henley Jones Is still very
IN
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-07-29
NORVELLE l.. HENLEY,

attorney and "a naSeiior at LG,c,
WILLIAMSBURG. VIRGINIA.
OrrrcEs - Peninsula Bank Building,
Rooms Nos. l and 2.
Stanographcr and Notary IN Office.
Also branch Office at Toano, Va, IN
"Hotcl Felix" on Thursday in each
week. dc - lY
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-07-29

The City Democratic EN-
ecutive Committee met We'd
nesday night and elected Mr..
N. X. HalTell chairman. 80
succeed the late DR.. MOncure
IN excellent choice,
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-07-29
Red Hot From The Gun

Of Newark. Mich in tho Civil War.
II caused horrible Ulcers that no treat.
mcnt helped for 30 years. Then Buck
lens Aanica Salvc cured him. Cures
Cuts. Bruises. Burns, Boils. Felons.
Corns. Skin Erupticns. Best pile cure on
earth. 25 cts. a box. Cure guaranteed.
Sold by all Druggists.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-07-29

The war II on Thus
exclairns the Newport News
Press. when il states that
tie next Democratic Senate
rial Convention viii be held
In Williamsburg. Doubles
the Press has In mind the
last Convention held in VIII
Harrisburg. We hope thar
will not be a repetition oithf
now famous fight
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-07-29

II you contemplate coming south write
the editor word, that We may make a
note O; il in Tvs GAZE. IL. Questions
concerning the rcninsu a will bc answer
ed through these columns.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-07-29

Teacher" Johnny. IL Mr. Jones had
eight COWS and NJ. Allison took thre'
Of them what would he then have
Johnny promptly "A fuss
Mcssrs. K. a. Schultz and 3. II
Peachy are going TO operate steam
laundry here after September 1st. The
machinery has been ordered. Mr.. Schultz
viii manage II.
: A it.lc daughter OF Mr.. and Ms
James lFarri-. of Newport News. last
Saturday fell out OF the second story
window Of the residence OF Mr.. r. L
Spencer, lu. beyond a few scratches an,
bruises was otherwise uniniured. He
escape was miraculous.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-07-29
Brave Men Fall

Victims - stomach. liver and kidney
troubles rs we'll as women, and all iccl
the results In loss Of appetite. poisons
in the blood. backache, nervourncss.
headache and tired. liStlcss run down
feeling. But there's no need 90 feel like
,lat. Listen % =. W. Gardner. Idaville.
Ind lie says. Electric Btters are
iust the thing for man when he Is all
.ruu down. and don't care whcather hs
livcs or dies. Il did more to give IN,
NV strength and good appetite thar
u,Ntrruc could take. ! can now CA
ANYTHING an haye "a Now lease on lite
only $50 GEMS al an Drug stores. Ever.
bottle guaranteed.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-07-29
Little Locals.

A big Tournament and Ball ut West
Point on Aug. 9TH, Sec adj. ON another
Pave.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-07-29

Proof Of the pudding lies in the eating
o,it Proof Of ROBERTS TAsTELESS
CHILL TONIC lies IN the taking Of IT..
COST NOTHING II Il falls 10 cure. %
cents Der bottle n It cures. sold strictly
on its merits by
ROBERTS DRUG co. SurrolE. Va.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-07-29
y. L.. Henley. II. =. philips
HENLEY & PHILLIPS,

GenI In Sul'Dnct Agents
OFFICE eniRsata Bank Bidfng.
Representing fhs Iottos-t"J to"Pa'ises.
Virginia stale. Of RICHMOND. Va.
Home Insurance Co, % New York.
Pennsylvania Fire Insurance Co, Of
Philadelphia.
Delaware Firc Insurance Co, OF Ihil'a.
Hamburg BENIN Fire Insurance Co,
Hamburg. Germany.
Norwich Union firc Insurance SocIe-
IS, e London. England.
Fidelity and Deposit, Guarantee, CO.
OF Baltimore. Md.
The Northwestern Life Insurance Co.,
OF Milwaukee, Wis.
All Ca the above are FIRST class stocs
companies and We are prepared 20 han
die q reasonable rates sny line OF insar
ance offered us. large OF small.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-07-29

We cordially endorse Hon
u Gardner Tyler. Oi Charles
CITY county, for the STATE
senate TO succeed Hon Man
IL II. Barnes. We are sorry
Mr.. Barnes would not con
sent 70 De a candidate again.
for he made a most excellent
Senator. and left "a record OF
which we al feel proud. Mr.
d. q. TYLER i too we'll AMI
favorably known here for us
To comment on his fitnessfoI
the Office 10 which his hosts
os friends wish TO elevate
HIM. Mr.. Tyler never sough
this great hOnOr-it ha
come 10 him. With suci
men rs Gardner Tyler IN tn
Senate. this district will av
nothing 70 iear-its every III
terest viii L. saseguarded
Mr.. Tyler VIII be governed d
ms vote for L. :. Senator b
the wishes OF theCOnventioI
The people arr determined I
elect Hon. ThOS. :. Martin
and our Senator and Del
gate viii be 80 instructe'
Let williamsburg. Jam'
City and York instruct the
delegates for Hon. d. t. /.
ler. than whom NO ADLER ma
ever SAT- in the Virginia -
ate.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-05
KENTUCKY'S COUNT BEGUN.
Action on tho Contested Counties Deferred
No Decision Expected Till Tomorrow.

FRANKFORT. KY. Dec. 4.-The State Board OF
Election Com missioners met to-day and began
the count OF the vote cast at the recent
election. II held its sessions in the
oflco OF the Secretary OF State and there
were present Attorneys Hargis and Young for
the Goebel ticket. and Bruce and Wilson for
the Taylor ticket. Only few other persons
were permitted TO be present, while in the cor
ridors we're numbers Of State Guards we'll
armed Said one OF the attorneys who passed
into the once: Il recognized several men
who have killed their man and are
known desperate characters The StateGuards
were orderly and seemed to have Instructions
TO he careful not TO create a disturbance. Tho
city authorities have appointed large mum Der
OF policemen Tho officers Of the state Guards
are quartered In the oftlce OF AdIt -Gen.
Collier
The Election Com m issiorers passed on nifty
counties or 'cEs than half the total number
In counties where there was contest action
was deferred until the completion OF tho count
Of the unconte stad counties.
The Developments to-day Indicate that II
the Commissioners decide that they are con-
test board aud have o right 10 consider and 60
behind the returns, Goebel will get the certih-
cate. On The other baud, II the Comm !oners
decide they are not contest BOARD. laylor
tificates will he issued By Wednesday.
senator Deboe and the Taylor people express
themselves as we'll pleased with the first days
work The Goebel people are confident. They
say that the board has acted on every ques-
ton exactly as they expected.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-05
CLBVELAND AND THE NEGRO.
The Ex-President Sees Danger In the IEno-
rance and sioth of the Southern Black Man.

rance and sloth OF the Southern Black Man.
meeting for the purpose OF arousing inter-
est In the plan to raise an endowment fund OF
S5O0000 for the Tuskegee Normal AID Indus
trial Institute at Tuskegee. Ala. which
Il devoted TO tho education OF ne
groes. was held in the Madison Square
Garden concert hall last night Grover Cleye-
land was 10 have presided but was unable to
be present and sent a letter instead. Carl
Schurz took his placs. The hall was crowded.
After calling the meeting TO order Mr.. schurz
read Mr.. Cleveand's letter. as follows:
It has frequently occurred to me that In tho
present condition OF our free negro population
in the South. and the Incidents often surround
ing them, we cannot absolutely calculate
that the future OF our nation will be
always free from dangers and commissions.
perhaps not less lamen bile than those which
resulted from tho enslaved negroes. less than
forty years ago. Then the cause OF trouble was
the injustice OF the enslavement OF four
millions: but now we have to deal with eight
millions. who. though free. and Invested with
all the rights OF citizenship. still constitute In
the body polite, mass largely affected with
ignorance. slotbfulness and a resulting lack OF
appreciation OF the obligations OF that citizen
ship.
Il am so certain that these conditions can
not be neglected and so convinced that the
mission marked out by the Tusssgee In
stitute presents the best hope for their
ameloraton. and that every considera-
ton makes immediate action i'm
portant. whether based upon Christian
beneyolence. love Of country or selfish ma
terial interests. that l am profoundly i'm
aid TO your Efforts as will best insure thoir
success.
good peope o; our country VIII be sHf ice @
inl Such Such disipterssted devotion as
se!f,sh WON ough; st to Be sufi,cent suarantee
" the far reaching and benefcent resuIts that
charity and good citizenship. as would be AT:
parent In cordIal and effective support OF
your endeavor
Il need not say how GratiHed am to b. able
coming. i viii be seen BY the letters which
LADY in Western city to contribute $4,000
S st oAsa the to Gf
ming / cannot believe /, possible that there viii
be failure In securing the endowment which
Tuakegee 40 much needs"
. The speech Of the evening was. made by
h ssss IT. nIhnS@ q od nT 1G:
tai The sors OF the s sShSo He sad
ming TO see that the best way TO secure the
enjoyment Of their rights as citizens. was 20
lay the foundation In intelligence and thrift
They we're beginning 10 see that TO he sue
co~-tul they must begin at the bottom and
work their way to the top. and already there
was enthusiasm among them to secure educa-
ticu for their children.
Other speakers were William II. Baldwin.
President OF the Long Island Railroad and
Walter II. Page A number OF persons present
told Mr.. Washin1ton after the meeting that
they would contribute TO the endowment fund
but their names and the amounts promised
were not made public.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-05
NEW FORK FOR GoLD, SAYS MC4RREy
states Delegation to Congress, Even Tam
many',, May Split over 1t.

Senator Pat McCarren. who went to Washing
ton last week and remained there long enough
to zee the Hon. William Sulzer not elected to
the minority eade rship OF the House. returned
to Brooklyn yesterday. Mr.. McCarren Is
quoted as making this statement:
The New York State Democracy is firmly
welded to the gold standard. At the next
meeting OF the Democratic caucus. which will
probably be held next week. q communica-
ton will he received bearing the sigma
lures Of pretty nearly all tho New York
State congressman declaring themselves I'M
ateraby opposed TO the free coinage OF silver
at Is to |. and they will inform the
caucus that while they are anxious to cement
Democratic union and are willing to be guided
by the caucus on all other matters. they are
absolutely welded to single gold standard"
The Senator then said that six OF the Demo-
cratic delegation Scudder OF Queens. Under
hill OF Westchester. and Mcclellan, Chandler.
Levy and Ruppert Of New York-had already
signed the communication. Tor the purpose OF
showing that they represented the business
Tammany, Hall men said last night that Mr..
McCarren had disclosed a purpose OF the
Democratic delegation which was unknown
20 them. IL was asserted that IL II
to sign such a. Communication, nothing
York. Mr.. NcCarren aid NOT mention
the names OF Congressman Muller OF Rich
mond. Riordan. Cummings or SulZer. II was
declared last night, however. that the New
for Washington had no plan TO split up and lose
its influence.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-05
sIA KILLED ~ 4 COLLISION.
Mule the Indirect Cause of a BAD Wreck
On the Rio GTnndc.

DEHyEE. Col, Dec, "A rear.cnd collision oc-
Cured between two passenger trains On the Rio
Grande Railroad this morning in which six per-
sens were killed outright and several others in
Jurri. The dead are: c. J.. Osgool. Denver:
Ii. i. Matthews. Denver H"tnr Barn"., Dcu-
yer; Mrs George Porter. Grand Junction; A.,
II. Johnson, Oher!in. Ohio; W. y.
Nye. Denver {. T., OsGool Is n
brother Of r. G, u"go'd, President OF
the Colorado Fuo. and Iron Comrany.. lie was
acting cashier fOrthe company II H. Matthews
was travelling trctGnt an! p.a.ras' n agent
for tho Burlington Railroad with headquarters
in Denver,
The wreck occurred at IQGlish's switch,
about six miles cast Of Sa'ita, \ mule got
caught IN the bridge m EnshShS siding
and train No. > was tagged by, 4
section man. brakeman was sent back
10 nag VI Il. but Il va, dark The curvrs
in the cat N ar" short and thn roar Of the
rushing water drowned the sound OF tho APP
preaching tram III faCmnn had a lantern;
but the oil IN II was IownUd the fame iickered
ont with The first nU'' ~ w'DH n't"r he started
out 30 II chme rushing Ia and the tagman
bHr-ly s'eppo from the track ~ time To save
himself from being run down,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-05
BUILDING TRADE CRISIS.
New York Commercial Anticipates n War
Between Employers md Unions.

Between Employers and Unions.
The Ne,c York Commercial says to-day
that there IL going to be big war be-
tween the labor unions interested in the
building trades and tine builders and con-
tractors. beginning the first OF the year
The Commercial prints dispatches from ST.
louis. Philadelphia. Chicago. Pittsburg and
Boston confirming this statement. The de-
spatch from st. Louis says that there
have been several meetings OF employers
within the last few days arranging
for cooperation when the trouble
comes. and these employers have agreed to
CLOSE their works absolutely for thirty days or
longer II necessary.
The Commercials des patch from Philadelphia
says that John s. Stevens. tho President OF
called special convention OF the
members. to be held In Washington in Feb
ruary The storm centre otths trouble. accord
where the Building Contractors Council
has taken decisive action against the
unions. The council holds that the unions
ure responsible for the dulness in building
operations and ASSERTS that things have come
70 such PASS that is ,nsss'SaTy to Eh;
to report all branches o: the building
trades may be Involved. even to tho
men who cut the stone. The Granite Cutters
Union OF New Ensland. the Boston de:
on the manufacturers that on the
expiration OF their contract, March |.
1900. they will demand new scale
OF wages Their demands will include an
aud the manufacturers. the despatch says.
will resist the demand.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-05
IN-rRESiDkNr H.iRRIsoN's VIEW.
To seat Roberts Would He National
shnme. He Declnres.

lSDIASAroL!s. De-. i-EN-PresILent Har.
rison was asked TO-DAY i. It wa- true that lie
had been asked 70 assist in thc effort to proven.
Congressm1E Roberts c: Utah from Leiug
seated il the House Of REPRESENTATIVES. he
reUlied;
Twas asked Il ! would assist the League.
replied that my time, | having Just returned
home. would Re too much occupied for me to
60 into tn" case and the matter was not
pressed. A. To- the legal and technical side Of
II. the power O' Congress TO depv him seat.
could not express an opinion until ! have
studied il. but a. 10 myself | share with the
whole country the feeling that T. allow Il man
who j. living with plural wives TO sit Ia the
Congress o. the United States would not te
American II would be national shame