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BEILtNGHAM nay SOCIETY.

NEW WfIATCOM, Oct YT.--Mrs w p.
Fowis T. visiting relatives IN California
Mrs. ~. arthur. Of Seattle. is visiting
her daughter, Mrs u. IL. Els. Of what
Mr.. and Mrs, A. Lee have gone to Ore
gon on visit.
~. ana Mrs, = \. payenpers. who have
derartcd Monday for Minnesota
Mr., ". 8, MscintoHh has returned from
40 eight months trip through the Middle
Mr.. H. A. Pnus returned Monday from
a visit IN Chicago
A picnic excursion was given to rummi
island Frsdsy ~ tho Normal students on
Mr And Mira 81 y. ffard. Of Mount
Vernon. were visiting IA H'naicom this
week
A merry wedding party took the steamer
20 East Sound on Thursday morning and
81 high nogn Witnessed the marriage ~
Miss Marie Katherine waierip and Mr.
The uuptiais were so3enanf xsd a. fmrnzn-
NJ church. East Sound hy Rev A. W
Chatham. of Whatcon, and after the
ceremony = wedding breakfast wRs Served
81 the Hotel Sutherland Miss WafHrfp
~ anuFhter - NJ and Mrs 4 3 wal
drip, - East Erura hgt has eeea living
IN FAirhNveD Or several years Mr. Ben
eem ~ associated w5sh hts father. NJ
W nrnsan, IN The real estate business IL
F'&srhnNtn. With the hrfes he vii sHend
abogt two weeks IN East Seg8s 2n@ then
from the BAY csttes vas eotnroses, ne
sides the oTids ard groom. ~ M. ard
Mrs ~ W Heusoa. &rs ffeaia Miss nen-
scn. Mr. r A. HauaDn, Mas Laura wal
trip. Misc Msyhslie WaisTV, Mr.. y. s.
BiCzs and NJ r 5 AccnrA
on wednesday ~ a g. "a Mss Ahhi~
NJ Eggl Rnd Mr. Frea r. Raymond %
this city. were united .n marriage az the
harns 81 NJ aat Ms. l. = Fur1 Rev
Gilman Parker nfaciaf8nF. Tae rocfns
were decorated WITH reses Nns ivy ard the
trf5Ai cogrie stood urasr a iaFae aorH1
bel Th~ bride was lately & Tescher n
tire Mount Vernon schools and the Era1rn
g. assactafed with his father Mr. George
Raymond 81 The maEaanffls business.
Those present AZ ire wedding we're Nr
ard Mrs, l. !. Ecrd Mr. sas Mr. O ~
Raymcn. Mr.. r. . Hera Mr.. and Mrs
NJ p Hprd - Mount Vernon Rev ana
Mrs Gilman Parker. MISS Erhe NJ white
az Tacoma MrN AnFA Hard Warren
Miss Irene Har- Miss Laura Hsr6. NGiss
Arlene MaVser. Mss Raymond. Mr. Oscar
AgAn ard Mr. George y. Abbott
Nlss Jacobs visited friends IN Seattle
this week
Sir. 4. . cole IS in Eastern Washing.
ton.
Mrs Anthony J Wilson and son ard
mother. Mrs.. John Atssn. ara visiting
friends IN Seattle,
Mrs Frank Fliat sntertaiaed az suchrs
at her home Friday afternoon
A fair for the benefit % the new SISTERS
hospital has been tn progress most Of the
week 70 LAxlsh0x3s hall s--e sSa!aG hss
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Observation-Disclosures OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Robbins at dinner on Wednesday. Mr..
and Mrs. Seese departed on Thursday for
Southern California to spend the winter.
in hopes that Mrs. Seese may recover her
health.
Mrs. John Abacnern and family have
arrived from California. They win make
Kent their home.
Mrs. E. whittImore and son were in
town during the week visiting friends.
Mr.. A. B. Nair was Seattle visitor last
week.
Mr.. 3. A. Burser was in Tacoma last
week.
Miss Adeline Shinn was visiting in Seat
tie during the week
Mrs; W. H.. Davis was visiting in Au-
burn last week
Mrs. r. j. Rodgers entertained the
members OF the Classic Culture Club on
Monday evening. A large number were
present and the evening was pleasantly
spent
Mrs. Matte s. Kyss was In Seattle dur
ing the week.
Mr.. J. F. Van de vanter was visiting his
son, DR.. Van de vanter, on Sunday
Mrs. Lloyd was visiting in Auburn last
week.
Miss Mary Lloyd Is visiting Mrs. Main
at Pialchie this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Everett. of o'Briens.
were In town on Sunday.
Mr Peterson. Of Suisse Creek. was In
town during the week
Miss Swanson. Of Suisse Creek. was Wis
iting IN town on Saturday.
day.
Mr.. r. Nelson. Of Pialchie. was in town
during the week.
Mrs. Rebeeca Triptei was visiting in
Seattle during the week.
TWO literary societies have been organ
ized In the public school during the week
Mrs. James Jones, OF O.Briens was in
town on Saturday.
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sNoHoMIsH SOCIETY NEWS.

sNoHoMIsH. Oct 27-Mr. VIII Hold
gins was a Seattle visitor over Sunday.
MT John Schafer is I'm town from De-
h hsnses o.. and will vift his son, Mr..
Mr. Henry Hewitt. jr, Of Tacoma, was
In the city Monday.
Miss Lillian Morse spent Sunday In
Mr. William studing was in Seattle the
first OF the week
Miss Mary Herbert who has been Wis
itfng her friend. Mrs Mabel Wright; re-
turned 70 her home In Mount Vernon
Friday.
Mr. and Mrs Clarence Justi. OF Seattle.
are visiting their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Stueding.
Mrs. winscott went TO Everett Tuesday.
Mrs. II. T. McAdam, of Minnea polls.
MINI. t. the guest Of her sister-in-law.
Mr. Edward Kiitske. OF Ness city. Kan.
with his family. arrived in this city a
few days ago and will make this their
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Grover returned
from Spokane the first OF the week
Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler, OF Seattle spent
Sunday with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
II :. Hanson, OF this place.
Mr. and Mrs Lon Morgan were In Se-
attic the last OF the week
Mrs. Y. X. Loose and daughter Miss
Julia left for the East Tuesday night.
Mr. chris Schneider returned from Sc
Mrs A Porter, Of Mount Vernon. and
Mrs Getchel. OF Lowell, were the guests
OF Mrs Charles TAwry last week.
DIR. short left last night for whatcom.
Mrs. A. J. Eldred. Of Silverton. s in
the city for few days.
Mr. and Mrs sherman and daughter,
Miss Leila. spent Saturday and Sunday
In Tacoma.
Mr., 4 70. coiburn returned from Silver
ton Wednesday.
Prof rsoomfs was in Seattle Tuesday.
Tuesday evening Mr. Alanson n. Camp
bell and Miss Mary Watson were married
by Rev Sutton AZ the Gem City hall
Or. G, A. Short and Mr.. Guy Stryker
formally opened their bachelor quarters
Wednesday evening bv giving party 70
a few OF their friends Those present
were; Mr.. and Mrs Hewitt. Mr.. and
Mrs Hewitt Mr.. and Mrs Parfee DR.
and Mrs Stryker Mrs Fannie Mudgett
Miss Jennie McNanghton. Miss Elsie
White. MISS Ethel Hudson. Miss Mayme
Batson. Miss Sadie Packard. Miss Marie
Schirman Miss Myrtle King. Miss Grace
Burns Miss Vera Walton Miss Carrie
leaning, Miss Amy Spurrell Niss
Mona Stranx. Miss Thalia Russell. MISS
Sadie Headice. Mics Ethel Shankland.
Miss fuaz striker Dr. MeCulIv. Mr.. Cor
ham, Mr.. LeMav, Mr. Moody. Mr. Knapp,
MIR Campbell. Mr.. Barnett. Mr., McSwain.
Mr. romsgys Mr. Barnes. Mr.. Larson.
Mr.. Smith. MIR. Humphrey, MFR Johnson,
Mr.. Roberts ard MIR. kfmhafi
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ABERDEEN SOCIETY.

ABERDEEN. Oct z7.-Mr. r. r. Nc
Donald and Mr. Gus Moulton returned TO
Aberdeen Monday after an absence Of
over TWO years In Alaska
Mr., VIII Lanning returned from Nome.
Alaska, Saturday. whore he has been for
some six months past.
Mrs; w. ,. Fetterman was visitor to
Mrs. J. S. Rasor left on Thursday for a
VISIT with relatives In the Indian Terri
Mr.. Ed story. 81 Montesano. was an
Aberdeen visitor during this week.
Mr., william Irvine. OF Milwaukee, Wis,
Is IN NE city. guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. J..
II. sullivan.
Rev. Charles McDermoth returned from
= brief trip 10 wmlock Wednesday even
Mr. Isidore Kaufman, of skasway. viii
spend tomorrow With relatives In this
Mrs. Sadie Jameson. OF Monse.ano. has
been visiting with Mrs. H. II. Carter this
Mr. J. s. Book has returned from Los
Angeles. where he has been visiting for
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Byles. OF Monte
Mrs. o. a. Myers this week
Mrs Waldo Hart and son. OF Juneau.
are visiting with Mrs. A. d. Wood and
The Willing Workers were entertained
at the home % Miss Ethel Benjamin sat
urday afternoon.
Inc lAnks were pleasantly entertained
at the home OF Mrs c. p Thomas Sat
nrday afternoon. Those present were:
Mrs. r, G. German, Mrs. w. A. Crandell,
Mrs. @ A Stafford. Mrs. j. NJ Bowers
and Mrs. ". L. O'DclL
Among the Seattle visitors to Aberdeen
during. the week we're: Mr. Newton Pet
ter. Mr.. ]. w. Alexander. Mr.. ]. w.
Esau. Mr.. II NJ Maxwell. Mr. r. l..
Hodge. Mr. r. G. Meyer, Mr. E. B. WI
son. Mr.. r j. Dolley. Mr. IL williams,
Mr. $. Bennett. Mr. 3. Hovey Mr. VIII
Il. Rapson. Mr.. G. n. Crow. Mr. A. Mat
son Mr. r. NJ Jenkins. Mr. f. r. Wal
lace Mr.. ID. II Hansen. Mr. a. Whitney
The Stay-at-Home Club was entertained
on Wednesday OF this week at the home
OF Mrs. A. A. Jones, who was assisted by
Mrs Castle. Among those present were:
Mrs p. r. Clark, Mrs. H D. Crawford,
Mrs. w. Carey, Mrs r. Campbell, Mrs
q, l. BENJAMIN, Mrs. Charles Drake, Mrs.
y. X. Drake. Mrs A. n Farnham. Mrs
w 2. Fetterman, Mrs Kicking. Mrs.
Charles Sauers. Mrs, Lucy Tanner. Mrs.
w y keyes, Mrs. c. T. Wooding Mrs J.
J. Carney. Mrs. Mary weatherwax. Mrs
John Steen. Mrs. F. L. Carman
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ArnrRx SOCIETY.

AUBURN oct T-Nrsa Eafa = nar-
49, frf INlneEav FOR san Frarrfsco.
where she VII taks steamer fer Heas-
frfe Hawaiian rtiaris awt Wfit srer.
~ Winter wfsA friends II fNat rftv.
Mr. W v Hernphiii arrived horne from
Dawson City On ths nclnA!n On Friday
last
Mr. Frank E. y. Smith arrived frosu
Dawson an Friday an a VISIT - RS va-
ventR Mr. ans Mrs. Rr0nson Ss-fth Ne
has spent tha pGst four wears N the
North.
Mrs NJ " Holm ard hsr SISTER Miss
J q Young visited friends In Seattle
on "wednesday.
Mics EsTawche Peterson returned horne
from a ptessau' VISIT with friends IN Sc
attic on Wednesday.
Mrs. II Q. smith returned from Seattle
last week. where she has spent several
weeks
MI. and Mrs. w. y Hernohin visited
friends IN Seet tile On Saturday.
Miss Grace Morris. ~ Kent. visited
friends IN town OF SATURDAY..
Miss Mabel Barrington. os Seattle. Win
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La CONNER SOCIETY.

LA CONNER, Oct sf.-Mr. a W. Foot
returned Thursday evening from an ex-
tended visit 20 his old home at Bath, Me-
Mrs Alfred Poison Is visiting her sister
Mrs l. p. Hemingway. at Seattle this
Mr.. Peter Riplinger. of British Column
Mr. l.. ~. Johnson. OF Seattle. spent
the past week In town with friends
Mr.. and Mrs Perry Poison and two
days In town with relatives the fore part
MI George Fuik returned homo last
saturday from the Yukon, where he has
Mr. and Mrs. John Poison held a reunion
81 the Poison family 81 their home on
Fourth street last sunday The day was
most pleasantly spent and dinner was
spread at the McGlinn house and luncheon
AZ their home. Those present were Mayor
and Mrs. q Poison. Mt; and Mrs. Perry
Nellie. OF Seattle; Mr.. and Mrs Neis Pol
son and sons. Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Poison.
Mr. and Mrs. N. A, Nelson, Mr. and Mrs
daughter Clara, Mr. and Mrs n T. Swan
son and sons Carl and Allan. Mrs w I
Kendall, Miss Clara Moore, Miss Mildred
Bell Mr.. Allie Moore and Mr.. John Ken
dali Poison.
The spacious parlors OF Mr. and Mrs.
James Caches home on Third and Doug
pleasant gathering 81 some sevensy g IN.
ylted guests wednesday evening, given
In honor Of their son. Mr.. George H.
Gasnss The s9 KS W., were psi snJoyasly
the evening pleasantly passed in a mu-
sicai. social and literary manner. and DEL
icate refreshments were served about II
o'clock.
new organization TO be known a.
the l.. A. o. T. Society has Just been
started ey the Young people q this place.
nightly and furnish other amusements
throughout ths winter.
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SOCIETY IN MAIrnr.

MAI.TBY, Oct. a. MIR. and Mrs Claude
Mcpanisls and family. % Cgsmens. Ia.
are visiting their son. Mr.. Jasper MO
pnuielr al Paradise Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Duncan, VINO have
been visiting here the pas few weeks.
have returned 20 their home In Fremont.
Mr.. O. Nelson. OF Everett, visited hs-e
this week
Mr.. I, cathcart. ST., Is waiting friends o,
woodiuNiiie.
Mr., Prestiey Sanders Il spending a few
days at THE iEka
NJ O. "a Boston. who left here asst
winter 20 take n Trip North aAs returned
Are intends 20 make tais his hons.
Mr. j q McMillan was Maitby visitor
iNaf sunday.
NJ G. ri Fisher. o. saehemish. visited
here On "Wednesday.
NJ D NnaAhanae. 81 seAttls. hAs paE.
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a--'aHa-lf-f- -Ta-aaas-7H
SOCIETY IN ARLINGTON,

ARLINGTON. Oct g7.-T-ne thirty-sec-
end anniversary Of the formation of the
a. Q. Y W ~ Arlington was celebrated
last niEht With literary and musical
which dance took place.
Rev and Mrs, r. T. Smith have re-
turned from their visit to Ross and Sc
attic.
Mrs T.. stanyar entertained her sun
day school class last SATURDAY AT dinner
Mr. Ralph T Rrets. % Seattle visited
= couple Of days with friends in Airing
ton.
Mr. Gearg@ BENJAMIN. 81 Portage.
Mont. was visiting oli friends IN Airing
ton this week.
Mrs p spencer. Mr. ard Mrs. r NJ
Srenrar and children. and Mr George
He'aen. % Lafayette nj, arrived last
sunday 20 become permanent residents Of
Nv p. LOOMS visited snohonish
friends this week
pr w s Harrington win preach IN IN.
Ms. r. G MIvtis ~ ssassis- visited IN
Arlington last sunday
Mr. suA Mrs r reckxern. % Seattle.
who have been VISITING Mr. ard Mrs.
peter Funk, have returned 70 their home
Mr. Duncan r~aAfer visited friends IN
NJ ana Mrs Fswfn Decker. u New
suess. ~ Nr ,ns Ans g : Rowisy
Nfrs w Z ADAMS ard Mas nsHe Ham
usaT vftftea N Seattle this week
Last Sunday evening October fist AZ ?
a'e'ack Rev John nretts emitted IN rraf-
rsynonv. AZ the reeifencs - NJ ans NrN
WIifaYn VAN n thia city. Mr Charles
uerhrrt rnres - Arlington. ans Miss
MYRTLE Rranaurt - Hartford T'hers
vesrs s,rs~erf 70 wtfHess tNe trterrs tftr Il
rsr.u.rmy. Mr. ara Mrs TMousas ufeA-
nsfs Mr. srA Ms r. Er&tsH Mr. and
Mrs christ Anderson. Mrs T. y T6ne@
ans Mis- rfhef Jones nnH Mrs. VIII
Morris ~ hartford nnd Mfss wts}s Yar-
Sew ava My rahn Richards - Naehtas
Tsise hrfAe-s arneg was - wafs NlHa six
T.hg xeunr cenrte are well ard tavnrah1v
trsw'n IN hartford vt3ere they have w.
sftaS srg veara Ny Jones g derutV
r,,,efr,artrr ~ Arflps4era They are living
l., ths q esrnre rHffnea
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KENT pct E-Mr Jehn Kraft. Of Sc
attis spent last sunday IN town.
Mr. = "a Berlin was tn Seattle during
the week
IRE ladies ~ me RebekAh LotEe are
pfsparink % Eive concert In thu near
Auusa for the benefit ~ the Galveston
hacs su0ervfs.
Rev and Mrs. William cnelfenat Mrs
piSkstoSk and Mr. ard Mrs Edward
Gnncksl spent the week in Victoria
Nr GuncNei isft Friday sar Winieck
Ia hs gone some time
Mrs X Eef1fn q Auh4sn, WAS visit
tea on THURSDAY WITH Mis-. W TX over
lack.
Mrs Os1eirena entertained the ladies'
Missionary socisty en- Thgrsaay AFTER
nern
Aftea EiAse hfossre and Miss UREA spent
sunday in SEATTLE
Nfr and Nrt fsaach returned fresa a
trtr Is Wrsfsm last saturday,
Mrs. piekstnrk ~ PgyaiiRp NMR re-
ttr~sA "a rev narne after 4 weeks VISIT
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tied her sister. Mrs J. Young. on We'd
nesday.
Miss Nellie Sauer of Tacoma. visited
friends in town during this week
Mr.. and Mrs L. l.. Scott have removed
b their farm on Green river.
Mr.. VIII Hart and Mr.. J. Colby went
10 Tacoma on Monday.
Mr.. ]. Wilson and family moved TO Sc
attic on Friday.
Mr.. J. A Policy visited relatives at
Duwamish on Tuesday.
Mr.. Bert Middleton and Mr.. B. Haynes
returned 10 their home at Tacoma on
Friday.
Mr.. Henry Camm and Mr.. c. Yates,
who have been in town a few weeks re-
turned to Tacoma on "Wednesday.
Mrs. II. @ Wright. of Tacoma. Is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs A. 5. Barber.
Miss May Kyle, OF Tacoma, spent Few
days with her father in town this week.
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q. commissioned officers Of Company
~ of this city.
~ kingston quartette furnished comic
.sntirnentai songs during the even
y Covers were laid for 90.
= I. .
- Alpha Literary Club held its
I.skev social meeting al the home Of
II. curtiss OF Ballard. Wednez-
~ interesting papers were read and
/. k,,rary guessing contest was INDUCED
~ 5onors being equally divided be-
- Mrs. DeFev and Mrs Donughue.
s,Srsuhments were served. after which
"a ~Seltng adjourned to meet with Mrs.
II q 6hirtliffe. upon November ].
III q e Z.
- Mystic Club gave a dancing party
"A. Queen Anne Club house Tuesday
k.1sss. II wss delightful affair and
~ veil attended
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MONTEsANo. Oct. s7.--Msss Ruth
Townsend commenced a nve-months'
term OF school at Grass Creek last week,
Mr.. Norman Gilkay and Mr. Roy Med
calf are attending business college In
Portland this winter.
Miss Edith Dent returned To her homs
in Hoauiam Tuesday. after visiting sew
eral days with relatives in this city.
Mira e. Huntley went 70 Portland on
Wednesday TO visit with relatives and
friends.
Mrs. r r. Baker was summoned 20
Lapogt. la. last week on account u sers-
GUS Illness OF her father, Mr. T. n. Heath.
Mr. r. A. Harper, 81 California. has
been visiting relatives In this city.
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COMING EVENTS.

- nStsfl c1sru' Association q tho ssy VII give
4. - y Tusdsy svenins Al Rsnks hall
4 - en6ssts At the Seattle Art League have H.
~ nv4rssiors for a Bohernlans' reception and
- snls'' wednesday, evening. At the rooms n
~ lnrss 1t tbs old university.
e~supfay evening Halloween night, the Young
~ Bynsk<rbood will girs q musical and sociai
<.s.lrss.st In the payior q the First Bspti.,
-. corner Fourth avenue and James street. At
h sdoA
- h6,es q the r. r. o. Cub give . reception
u ~crs<.fs IN honaf Of the p r. o. clubs Of
~ and Tscpma At the residence Of Mn Melvin
z fsfs. ~ Beiis7ns avenue north. November s.
= sfloek
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deferred largely TO this charitable event.
Many society ladies are taking an active
part in conducting the affair. A musical
all Is In charge OF Mrs II. NJ Hug
Mrs. X 5. Byron gave a "Battenberx
az home" Wednesday at her residence in
York addition. The guests were: Mrs.
Stryker. Mrs. J. b. Byron, Mrs. H H
Jameson, Miss Edna Byron.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the Congre-
gational church spent the day with Mrs.
A b. Snider wednesday
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Dancing Classes
aAd Friday evenings Private les
~ caS Wilson's Academy, Ranke
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rN ACOMA. Oct. N.--The weather
the first OF the week and the
weather and the golf tourna-
ment together for the past three
IL days have been the only mat
Evening journal., 1900-11-30
Had Thanksgiving Surprise

Mr. and MIS-. RObert IennimCre, OF
near Eismere, were rendered a pleas
ant surprise party by a number Of their
friends last night. In the merry party
We're: MIR and Mrs. Barrett. Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Jones. Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam j. Boyer, Mr. and Mrs. Frank =,
Rose. Mir. and Mrs. r. Elwood Car
pentor Mr. and Mrs. Thomas - Car
penter, Miss Edna Barrett, Miss Bessie
Collins. Miss Belle Mayors, Lewis Van
Wrinkle of Philadelphia; William Bed
well, John Cridland OF Philadelphia
Ruben Barrett, Emmett Barrett. Joseph
Barrett Howard Yeates, Harry w. Ma
son, Edward Crawford, Miss Isabella
M. Carpenter. Harry Rose, Miss Bessie
Palmer and J. w. Barr.
Evening journal., 1900-11-30

result and to support the successful
nominees. and we leave it to an intelli-
gent and discerning reading public to
decide whether there was anything in
the results attending that test to JUS
tify the Addicks declaration that there
IFS no public sentiment against him.
and that the opposition TO mis- candi-
dacy is restricted 10 half a dozen men.
At the general election here in New
Castle county twice as many men
voted the Republican ticket as voted
the Union Republican ticket The Re
publicans lived up to their promises IN
all respects while the Addicksites
knitted Republican candidates for leg
islatiye honors because they would not
pledge themselves to vote for Addicks
for senator.
In Kent and Sussex counties. whore
the cancer OF Addickslsm has eaten
deeply into the body polite. there were
about fifteen hundred true and noble
Republicans who refused to disgrace
themselves by endorsing the candidacy
Of Addicks and lending it their assis-
tance.
Here in New Castle county there are
nearly twenty thousand voters of all
kinds who are opposed to Addicils and
Addcksism. as against less than 5000
voters who favor them, and if all the
opponents Of Addicks in Kent and sus-
sex counties We're to stand shoulder te
shoulder he could not win in either
county. AS u matter OF fact. nut ,or
the Republican vote, gratuitously
given, mis- candidates for county Of
fees would have been defeated in Kent
county on November 6, and his refusal
to accord the Republicans any repre-
sentation whatever in Sussex was what
defeated his ticket there.
No sentiment against Addicksl WHY
the State is full Of it, and it is that
great power that will prove his un-
doing, for he cannot change or over
come it, That adverse sentiment is
represented not by half dozen men.
but by between twenty and thirty
thousand voters Of different shades of
political belief, but all Of one mind on
that particular issue.
Therefore we say, with every degree
OF deliberation, that when an Addicks
organ says that there is no public SEN
timent opposed to the election of Ad.
dicks to the United States Senate, and
that the opposition is confined to half
a dozen men. it tells a deliberate false
hood and there is not a man in Della
ware who has any sense whatever but
who will unhesitatingly brand the
statement as such.